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Aug
Liberation Day on August 15th is a special day in South Korea. It's when people celebrate freedom from Japanese rule, which ended in 1945. Long ago, Japan controlled Korea, and many Koreans didn't feel free. On this day, kids and adults have fun with parades and waving flags. They remember the brave people who helped Korea become a free country again. It's also a time to feel proud of their country's history and hope for a peaceful future. It's like celebrating a big birthday for the nation where everyone feels happy and thankful for being free.
How to celebrate Liberation Day?
On Liberation Day, you can start by flying a colorful kite in the sky to celebrate freedom. Dress in your favorite clothes and join a fun parade with your friends and family. Sing or dance to happy music that everyone knows. You can also paint or draw pictures showing what freedom means to you. Share yummy snacks or sweets with those around you. At night, gather for a community fireworks show and watch the sky light up with twinkling colors. Finally, before going to bed, think about what freedom means and how you can help others feel free too.
