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cherry blossom in south korea زهرة الكرز في كوريا الجنوبية

 cherry blossom in south korea

 

It is considered one of the first signs of spring in Korea, because Koreans consider it a special flower for them

The cherry blossom is characterized by the short duration of its life, as it remains open for only a few days and then falls, and this indicates the lesson of the short life in the ancient Buddhist religion, which was inspired by this meaning of this flower

But Koreans love to enjoy the beauty of falling leaves with the spring breeze

And Koreans gather in great numbers wherever there are cherry trees, where they hold parties under these trees in the parks, some of which continue into the night, and walk under these trees.

One of the most famous places where a cherry blossom festival is held every year is Yeouido, an island in the middle of the Han River, where cherry trees line up on both sides in a wonderful view.

 As well as the presence of professional painters who draw paintings and display them there.

 This is in addition to the fact that the celebration is not complete without eating these delicious traditional foods, as street vendors are spread everywhere there

Despite the progress and development that Korean society has reached, it still preserves and cherishes those ancient traditions and practices them carefully.


ترجمة الي اللغة العربية  

 زهرة الكرز في كوريا الجنوبية


هي تعتبر من أولى علامات الربيع في كوريا فالكوريون يعتبرونها زهرة خاصة بالنسبة لهم

فقدومها يعتبربداية فصل الربيع وانتهاء فصل الشتاء

وتمتاز زهرة الكرز بقصر مدة حياتها، حيث تبقى متفتحة لأيام قليلة فقط ثم تتساقط، وهذا يدل على عبرة قصر الحياة في الديانة البوذية القديمة والتي استلهمت ذلك المعنى من هذه الزهرة

ولكن الكوريين يحبون الاستمتاع بجمال تساقط أوراقها مع نسيم الربيع

وان الكوريون يتجمعون بأعداد كبيرة أينما وجدت أشجار الكرز، حيث يقيمون الحفلات تحت هذه الأشجار في المتنزهات التي يستمر بعضها حتى الليل ويتمشون تحت هذه الأشجار

ومن أشهر الأماكن التي يقام فيها كل عام مهرجان بمناسبة تفتح أزهار الكرز ألا وهي منطقة "يويدو" وهي جزيرة تقع في منتصف نهر "الهان"، حيث تصطف أشجار الكرز على الجانبين في منظر رائع

 وكذلك تواجد الرسامين المحترفين الذين يرسمون اللوحات ويعرضونها هناك.

 هذا بالإضافة فالاحتفال لا يكتمل إلا بتناول تلك الأطعمة التقليدية اللذيذة  حيث ينتشر الباعة الجائلون في كل مكان هناك 

وعلى الرغم من التقدم والتطور الذي وصل إليه المجتمع الكوري إلا أنه ما يزال محافظًا على تلك التقاليد القديمة ومعتزًا بها ويمارسها بكل حرص 










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