How do Koreans sits

To explain more about the way Koreans sit…

 

 

Why do Koreans sometimes put one leg up on a chair, even when sitting? And then there's sitting cross-legged, or "yangban dari-style."

한국인은 왜 의자에 앉아서도 한쪽 다리를 올리는가와 양반다리에 대한 이야기

링크 :  https://besteversummer.tistory.com/16

 

 

바로 아시안스쿼트. 

 

쭈그리고 앉는 것.

이 쭈그리고 앉는 것은 고구려 사람들도 그랬다고 합니다.

유전이라니까??

 

Of course, there’s also the famous "Asian squat"—the full squat position. Even people from the ancient Goguryeo kingdom liked sitting this way!  (Please refer to the link above to learn about Goguryeo.)

Apparently, it’s in the genes?

 

 

 

 

It’s written in several Chinese historical records that the people of Goguryeo loved asian squat.

 

Ancient Goguryeo people were noted for their love of squatting.

 

Some old Chinese records even describe them as people who:

• Enjoy squatting
• Often cross their arms while standing
• Prefer tucking their hands into their sleeves.

 

 

 

봐... 차무혁은 호주에서 자랐어도 쭈그리고 앉잖아ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Just look at the photo… even Cha Moo-hyuk (a character who grew up in Australia in a drama) squats this way

 

 

These days, kids aren’t really into squatting. They even struggle with squat toilets—those don’t exist in schools anymore, apparently.

Back in my day, that was all we had. Was it comfortable? …Not really!