[Column] Dancing Arirang Koreans

[ K trendy NEWS Choi Jeong-cheol's miscellaneous learning ] 'Han (恨)' is an emotion that only Koreans around the world can detect and engrave. Han refers to emotions such as resentment, resentment, and resentment felt as external factors and feelings of self-repentance internally. Humans are beings who live in harmony with and bump into each other, so in the end, being Han is bound to bloom in a relationship with someone who has feelings. Even though people get along well with each other, they are bound to experience discomfort due to mismatches in their emotions, and when that happens, they harbor resentment. does not become a character 출처 : K trendy NEWS(http://www.k-trendynews.com) Why do Koreans live with sad emotions and bitterness? Since a long time ago, Koreans have built friendships between family members and neighbors through group settlement at the village level, so they have the characteristics of rejecting strangers and having the sadness that it is difficult to endure separation from people close to them. The process of accepting strangers is very painful for both natives and strangers. This is because the relationship between people involves a difficult process of examining and examining complex functional relationships such as chemical, physical, ethical, and social. Just as accepting a new person as a family member or a village member is the most important thing ever since, it is so difficult to become one with each other. Thus, Koreans live their whole lives accepting the pain and sorrow of 'accepting and parting' as if it were fate. This is probably one of the main ingredients that make up Koreans. 출처 : K trendy NEWS(http://www.k-trendynews.com)

The Korean song is . The exact time of the origin of Arirang, which has been passed down through oral tradition, is unknown. There are theories related to 'Yali Yali Yala Shep' in the lyrics of Goryeo Song's Cheongsan Byeol Song, and the connection theory with Miryang's 'Arang Legend'. ' is also used to mean 'great, great'. Some say that it is just a meaningless chorus. Around 1850, Lee Shin-gyu was captured as a Catholic and executed 50 years ago, and published in Mancheon Yugo (蔓川遺稿), a collection of the remains of his biological father, Lee Seung-hoon. There is a chorus in the lyrics that reads 'Arolong, Arorong, Eohee-ya (啞魯聾 啞魯聾 於戱也)', and some people find the origin of Arirang from this, but the book itself is full of errors, so it is difficult to talk about the relationship. follow 출처 : K trendy NEWS(http://www.k-trendynews.com) The full-fledged appearance of Arirang must be seen when the reconstruction of Gyeongbokgung Palace was carried out from 1865 to 1872 by order of Heungseon Daewongun. The manpower required for this construction was supplied by borrowing from Paldos nationwide, and a labor contract was signed for approximately six months. However, as the construction continued for a long time and the contract period was extended, workers' dissatisfaction became widespread, and arson cases occurred frequently. This is the Joseon version of , which Heungseon Daewongun came up with to appease the workers. A folk song contest was held in which workers participated, and the winning song was , sung by workers from Mungyeong, Gyeongsangbuk-do. The song immediately became a hit song for Jangan. In the end, the workers who have completed their contracts enjoy singing with their comrades from their hometowns who return to their respective hometowns. Homer Hulbert, an American missionary who had been involved with Joseon since 1886, collected and published the lyrics and score of Mungyeong Saejae Arirang in the English monthly magazine Korea Review, which he published in 1901. This is the first Arirang record. After that, the movie , produced and released by Na Woon-gyu in 1926, gained explosive popularity and became a national song. Immediately after Arirang was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2012, Mungyeong City collected and compiled 10,000 Arirang lyrics. It is said that there are about 60 kinds of Arirang that are handed down today, and the number of songs is about 3,600. Representative Arirangs include 'Mungyeong Saejae Arirang', 'Gyeonggi Arirang', 'Jindo Arirang', 'Youngcheon Arirang', and 'Miryang Arirang'. Here, it is necessary to pay attention to the chorus 'Arirang' and 'Three-Rang', which are common in all Arirang songs, including Miryang Arirang and Jindo Arirang. 출처 : K trendy NEWS(http://www.k-trendynews.com)

A meaningful forum was held 17 years ago in Irkutsk, Russia. It is the 'Korea-Russia Eurasian Cultural Forum'. One of the hot topics of this forum was 'Arirang', and the main character was 'Evenki'. The Evenki are a people who can infer a special relationship with us because their appearance is similar to that of Koreans and their genetic structure is also 70% identical to that of Koreans. They currently have a population of only about 70,000, but if you look at the territorial distribution, they are spread so widely that they extend from Siberia in central northern Russia to the Sea of ​​Okhotsk in the easternmost part, as well as northern Mongolia and northeastern China. In these areas, Lake Baikal, the origin of the Mongoloids including Koreans, is also included, so the close correlation between Koreans and the Evenki people can be fully guessed from any point of view. 출처 : K trendy NEWS(http://www.k-trendynews.com) Arirang and Srirang exist in the languages ​​of the Evenki people, and the forum was looking for the origin of the Korean Arirang and Srirang based on their Arirang and Srirang language. At this forum, Professor Woo Shil-ha of Aviation University spoke about the Arirang of the Evenki tribe, “Alirang of the Evenki tribe is used to mean 'welcome', and the word Serereng is used to mean 'to know by feeling'. 'Threerang', which means 'to know by feeling', means 'to welcome the soul and endure the sorrow of parting.' Since the academic community has not raised any objections to this opinion, Professor Woo's diagnosis has a high probability of being viewed by anyone. Then, 'Arirang and Three Rang' of the Evenkis, who have the same genotype and the same appearance as Koreans, is directly connected with the 'han of pain and sorrow that is accepted and sent' by Koreans. 출처 : K trendy NEWS(http://www.k-trendynews.com)

There is something supporting this conclusion. It is a Korean dance. There are basic dance moves that are common to our traditional dances. This is a movement of raising both arms to shoulder height, bending them in the order of left and right, and extending them outward. This dance move is a 'receive and send' movement and a 'make and unwind' movement, and it is included in almost all Korean dances. Western dance is a dance of dexterity and dexterity. Chinese dance, rather than meaning, follows their best aesthetic point of view, 'beautiful beauty', and stays in pretty gestures. Japanese dance is too concise and difficult to find meaning because of their habit of pursuing only the essence of all styles. The dances of East and South Asia should be viewed as religious ceremonial dances rather than focusing on the praise of God rather than the human concept. The dances of the indigenous peoples of Africa and the South Pacific are intensely shamanistic, praying for hunting. On the other hand, Korean dance has such a noble philosophy, and Koreans have lived their lives by making and relieving pain through such dances along with Arirang songs. Before Dalpo, a gugak performance event held as a festival was held at Umyeondang of the Gugak Center by inviting artists who are active at home and abroad. Most of the mention of Arirang was devoted to the opening congratulatory speech of the person who became the president of the Korean Traditional Music Foundation, which hosted the festival, but the true meaning of Arirang was not well understood. Anyone who is in a position to lead public opinion in this era and plays a role in leading traditional culture should be aware of the original roots of Koreans accurately, and it may even spread errors and cause people to misunderstand. It's often sad. Written by Choi Jeong-cheol | culture columnist 출처 : K trendy NEWS(http://www.k-trendynews.com)