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With autumn's golden hues filling the landscape and the
full harvest moon illuminating the night sky, we at TPC are filled with
warmth and gratitude. Known as Korean Thanksgiving Day, Chuseok is a
time for reflection, gratitude, and family bonds. We wish you and your
loved ones a very happy Chuseok.
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Celebrating the Bounty of Nature
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Chuseok, or Hangawi, originated in Korea's agrarian
society when families gathered to thank and honor their ancestors. The
festival represents the harmony between nature and humanity and the joy
derived from the fruits of the earth.
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A Feast for the Senses
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The Chuseok table is a vibrant display of traditional
Korean cuisine, featuring delicacies such as Song-pyeon, Galbi-jjim,
Jap-chae, and Sikhye. Every dish celebrates Korea's rich culinary
heritage, enjoyed communally with joy.
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Gifts of Appreciation & the Tradition of Giving
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Chuseok is also a time for gift-giving, a tradition that
extends beyond family to friends and acquaintances. It's a way to
express thanks and appreciation, fostering community and mutual respect.
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Engaging in Traditional
Games & Performances
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Chuseok celebrations are filled with traditional games
and performances, including the rhythmic beats of the Ganggangsullae
dance and the competitive spirit of Ssireum wrestling, offering a
variety of activities for everyone to enjoy.
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TPC: Shaping the Future with Gratitude
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