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Random writing tips that my history professor just told during class that are actually helpful

Download all your sources or print them so you can turn off your wifi

Give your phone to someone

Just. WRITE. Writing is analysing, you’ll get more ideas as you write. It doesn’t need to be perfect, for now you can just blurt out words and ideas randomly. You can fix it later.

Create a skeleton/structure before writing.

Stop before you get exhausted. It’s best to stop writing when you still have some energy and inspiration left, this will also motivate you to get started again next time.

Make a to do list

Work in bite sizes. Even if it’s not much, as long as you put some ideas on paper or do some editing.

Simple language =/= boring language, simple language = clear language.

Own your words. If they are not your words, state this clearly in the text, not just in the footnotes.

STOP BEFORE YOU GET EXHAUSTED. Listing it again because it’s easily one of the best tips a teacher has ever given me.

Korean Hanbok

"The hanbok, also called Joseon-ot is traditional Korean clothing. It is worn not only by South and North Korea, but also by the joseon-jok (Korean-Chinese), a minority group in China. The term hanbok literally means “Korean clothing.”

Earliest visual depictions of hanbok can be traced back to the Three Kingdoms of Korea period (57 BC to 668 AD) with roots in the Proto-Koreanic people of what is now northern Korea and Manchuria; it can also be found in the arts of the Goguryeo tomb murals of the same period from the 4th to 6th century AD, where the basic structure of the hanbok was established at least since this period.

The ancient hanbok consisted of a jeogori (top), baji (pants), chima (skirt), and the po (coat). The basic structure of hanbok was designed to facilitate the ease of movement and integrated many motifs of Mu-ism (Korean shamanism).

These basic structural features of the hanbok remains relatively unchanged to this day. However, present-day hanbok, which is worn nowadays, is patterned after the hanbok worn in the Joseon dynasty, especially those worn by the nobility and royalty.

In the past, however, commoners (seomin), were not allowed to wear what is now known as hanbok and instead wore minbok (clothing of commoners) which was typically white or off-white in colours; the commoners were only allowed to wear hanbok on their wedding day and on special occasions." [Wikipedia]

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Water dropper in the form of a duck, Goryeo period, 12th century.

윷놀이 (Korean traditional game)

Definition

From the first day of the New Year to the fifteenth day of the New Year, a play tool called Yut is used for everyone of all ages to enjoy. It is also called Sahee or Cheoksahee.

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Origin

Research on the origin of yutnori has been conducted in various ways, but there is no orthodox theory yet. It is highly likely that the hypothesis originated from the official names of Buyeo, such as Jagi, Guga, Uga, Maga, and Daesa.

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Origin

The oldest materials known about Yutnori so far are Buksa and Taepyeong Eoram in China, and this book introduces japhee such as Jeopo and Axak in Buyeo. Therefore, it is presumed that Yutnori was handed down to Baekje, Goguryeo, and Silla, so the origin of Yutnori can be retroactively returned to before the Three Kingdoms Period.

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In Mokjip at the end of the Goryeo Dynasty, Yi Saek called Jeopo a seasonal custom and used yutmal to play Jeopo, which is the same as the current Yutpan, and it was funny because there were endless changes and unexpected changes that could not cover the strength and weakness. There is also a poem depicting the scene of playing yut with men and women of all ages.

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Choi Se-jin's Hunmongja and Lee Soo-gwang's Jibong Yuseol also have records of yutnori, especially Junggyeongji's Sado Seoljo and Lee Gyu-kyung's Jeonggoyujeon Hall. In addition, Dongguk Sesigi describes not only yut and yutpan, but also yutpae in detail. As such, Yutnori was widely passed down before the Three Kingdoms Period, and before the end of the Goryeo Dynasty, it was so popular that it appeared in poetry as the current Yutpan was used, and furthermore, it can be seen that it was so popular that it became the subject of scholars' research.

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You can play yutnori anywhere with yut, yutpan, and yutmal. When this simple tool is ready, you split sides and use yut horses according to the yut pad that threw yut, and win if you get four dongs first. They play with very simple tools and simple methods, but various variables that appear in the play process can arouse excitement and sigh.

The types of yut are divided into Garak yut, Bam yut, and Kong yut. Garakyut includes firewood yut and sariyut. The firewood yut is made by splitting two pine trees about 20 centimeters long and 3 to 5 centimeters in diameter, and the bush yut is 10 centimeters long and 2 centimeters in diameter. Garakyut is generally played with a lot in the central region. Chestnut yut is about three centimeters thick and about three centimeters long, and plays in a small bowl, grabbing it with your hands, shaking it, and pouring it on the floor. It is mainly played in southern regions such as Gyeongsang-do. Soyut or red bean yut is a yut made by splitting half of beans or red bean eggs, and is mainly played in the northern regions.

It is not known exactly when the yutpan was made and became common, but it can be seen that it was completed before the end of the Goryeo Dynasty as the current yutpan appeared in the unique Mokjip in the late Goryeo Dynasty.

In the Sado Seoljo of Junggyeongji, Kim Moon-pyo said that the "Bangyeo" in the center of the yutpan is Polaris, the round shape to the outside of the yutpan means the sky, the flat inside means the ground, and the dots that make up the yutpan mean constellations. In addition, the four points and emphasis of the yutpan are explained compared to the five elements. The pattern of yutmal coming out around the yutpan is explained by comparing it to Chunbun, Haji, Chubun, and Dongji. Yutmal uses materials that can be easily obtained in everyday life, and men usually use Go eggs and women use charcoal or gold flies.

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How to play.

When playing yut, you can make a wide variety of arrangements. It is largely divided into village and clan units, but individual yutnori can be divided into a wide variety. When dividing the sides, they throw yut to divide the sides, and sometimes divide the alleys and ditches of the village by the boundary. When playing individual yutnori or clan yutnori, they usually throw yut in order of age to divide the sides, and when the entire village plays, they divide the alleys and ditches of the village by the boundary. Occasionally, depending on the region, wicks are drawn to divide sides.

When the whole village or family plays yutnori, it is played in the village's large house, head family, or Confucian academy yard. However, when a small number of people play yutnori, they can play if they have a suitable space such as a room or Daecheong.

The place to play yutnori is decided, and as soon as you split sides, yutnori begins. First, throw yut and decide the order of the seniors and juniors. When the first player is decided, he or she will use yutmal according to the yutpae that comes out alternately with the opponent and win when four yutmals are finished.

Yutmal starts at "Cham" and turns counterclockwise. The playgrounder uses yutmal according to the yutpae that came out by throwing yut, but yutmal can move forward and pass through his or her side or the opponent's yutmal. At this time, if you arrive at the point where the yutmal is on your side, you tie the two yutmal together and proceed at once. If the yutmal reaches the place where the opponent's yutmal is, catch the yutmal and throw the yut one more time. However, when you catch a yut horse in Cham, you don't get another chance to throw it. In this way, there are various rules for using yut horses on yut plates, which affect the game. On top of that, new mutant elements such as hindsight, automatic pregnancy, and pongdang appear, resulting in greater variables in the game.

[Naver Knowledge Encyclopedia] Yutnori. (Korean traditional dictionary)

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All about Hanok, the Korean traditional home, using the oldest surviving example of the Maeng clan haeng-dan! It is an example of architecture from the beginning of the Joseon dynasty (start:1392) which has been maintained according to the old way of building.

The name 행단 refers to a place with a gingko tree, which makes reference to Confucius teaching pupils under a gingko tree. In Joseon, Confucian culture became a main part of the national culture, replacing previous national Buddhism in Goryeo dynasty.

okay I’ve done another research about her ring (Because as long I can remember she wasn’t wearing any) and to be honest I’m not sure if it is one or two rings next to each other. Because if it is just one ring it means

1) panji was a single ring worn by single ladies. it indicated that the wearer was still single

2) if these are two rings next to each other (really close) it’s called garakji which means “as pair of big rings” and they consisted of a pair of rings made from various metal and stones, according to the rank of the wearer (she has some stones in her ring if you zoom it) however - garakji were reserved ONLY for the married women - because they held special meaning in marriage life as they symbolised the harmony between husband and wife. when the husband died one of the ring would be given to the husband while the wife kept another one until she die, symbolising faithfulness.

AND NOW ATTENTION - garakji was also use as a wedding gifts for the bride. Giving that ring to a single woman had the meaning of asking her hand in marriage and that the man who gave that ring liked her.

While re-watching Episode 12 I noticed smth, the amulet’s thread in ‘Flower’ was light green, but in ‘Secret’ it’s black/dark red. It is of that colour in 'Secret', because it has Dan Oh’s blood on it.. she had it on her when she was stabbed & the thread got soaked in her blood. That’s why Haru’s scar hurt when he first held it in the trip episode.

We now know for certain that Haru was the one to bury the box there with the amulet in it, after Dan Oh died.. I might have to go back and rewatch the episode with the trip, but I'm pretty sure that the place he buried it at, was her home/her quarters.

Before re-watching Episode 12, I just thought that the discoloration of the amulet was due to time, due to it being old.. it only clicked when I re-watched this episode last night, that it was actually like that because of Dan Oh's blood..

SAD HOURS OPEN 😭😭😭

“Ma Ae Cliff Buddha, Geumo Mountain / South Korea .”

That Poem from Empress Ki

The King of Goryeo that lost his throne, lost his people, lost his home and losing his love interest, hides his pain behind beautiful words of poetry.

A beautiful and powerful scene that everyone around him who hears of his poem are stunned to silence not by the mere brilliance of the poem but moved by his emotions, sensing his pain. I am not sure if this poem really exist in real life or cleverly written script for the show but I sure would like to read more of it if it does exist in Korean history.

Empress Ki Ep 14

MINGYU Cosmopolitan Korea

[CAR CRASH] [GLASS SHATTERING] " GOOD LORD " [ANGRY SHOUTING] [BABY CRYING] " WAHHH " [YELLING] " SHUT THE FUCK UP " [POLICE SIRENS] [HELICOPTER WHIRRING] "AUTHORITIES JUST ARRIVED THE SCENE. . . " [EXPLOSION]

I don't want to hear a thing THAT LOOKS flirty af

obsessed with the way wonwoo sees a camera and just…peek a woo

bloom in my heart, give me your sharp thorns it’s okay if it’s you, cause you’re my flower

minwon for vivi magazine ..............

u know what i tell my non kpop friends about this photobook and she think its a thai bl series, charater....i mean they look so perfect 2gether, JAPAN know what we really want. ...heheh my gay mind wasn't thinking straight.

if you look up the definition of gorgeous in the dictionary you will find Jeon Wonwoo

i don't think i can make it to the don quixote performance

again update ig on the same date ..... it's too good to be calm 💦 I'm so happy for the update 🥰 too cool

Mingyu stays on your mind day and night

You remind me of a tumbler of whiskey. You’re mature and smooth, and I’ll definitely be pounding you tonight.....

Wonwoo and mingyu ig update on the same date .....heheh my heart and mind going insane after seeing them

Have we meet before?

Maybe in another time I loved you

Maybe you're the one that i would run to

Don't know why it's all a blur

i think i know you

😭 the lines so perfect for the mood of the photos...

MINWON AU PROMPT!!

Where, Wonu is a 3rd year uni student who's just finished his exams and goes out to celebrate his newfound academic independence with his friends at a traditional Korean restaurant... Only to find a much more delicious looking treat working as a chef there..

Tenor Hong Joshua yasss!! My religion 🙇‍♀️

Gangsta Choi Seungcheol no one asked for 😩🤌

Casino owner Lee Jihoon because he deadass gives that vibe 🤭

General Kwon Soonyoung-sshi 🫡🤌

Detective Wen Junhui because why not 🤭🤤

Prince coded fr. 😩🤌

JEONGHAN x YSL BERLIN

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I just had to make Seokmin lawyer. 🤌🤤 In my head he gives vibe of lawyer 🤷‍♀️ I don't know where that came from.

Crown prince Yoon Jeonghan. 🤌😩 He legit fit the title.

A fic in which Kim Mingyu is the definition of old money. 🤤😩🤌