preface
introduction
Note
Content structure

Chapter 1.
cultural knowledge
Proverb: Picture of a rice cake, Idiom: Burning the inside
Proverb: Habits learned at age three last until eighty. Idiom: To become a nail in the ear.
Proverb: If you speak kindly, you will hear kind words in return. Idiom: To nitpick
Proverb: "Cheap things are expensive" Idiom: Come to your senses
Proverb: Beyond the mountain, there is a mountain. Idiom: It is dark in front of my eyes.
Proverb: Even a blank piece of paper is as good as a piece of paper held in one hand. Idiom: Hands and feet are in sync.
Idiom: Treat yourself, be excited, wait with bated breath, be wide-eyed
Idiom: Light in the pockets, spacious in the pockets, sharp in the ears, discerning in the eyes
Idiom: grab one's ankle, be caught by one's ankle, eat like rice, in the blink of an eye
Proverb: Reading sutras to a deaf ear Idiom: To be concerned, to only have a sore mouth, to feel with the skin

Chapter 2.
Cultural experience
Rice Cake Museum
Currency Museum
National Hangeul Museum
Traditional Living Culture Center (Wolmi Cultural Center)
Unification Observatory
Kimchi Museum
Baseball cheering culture (baseball stadium)
Namdaemun Market
Textbook Museum
Circular Resource Promotion Center

Chapter 3.
Cultural Perspective
Korean traditional food and traditional food from my hometown
Korean currency and home currency
Internet culture in various countries around the world
Korean marriage culture and my hometown's marriage culture
The Korean military system and the military system in my hometown
Representative Korean sentiments and representative sentiments of one's hometown
Leisure activities of Koreans and people from my hometown
Traditional markets from around the world
The Korean education system and the education system in my hometown
Korea's environmental policy and my hometown's environmental policy

Appendix
Commentator transcription data
Chapter 3 PPT material example
Activity Sheet Model Answer Sheet