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South Korea's national/representative animal seems to be a Siberian tiger. According to the web, there has been many folklore, history and arts associated with them in the past. However, I have heard that tigers were commonly found in a mountain forest region a long time ago. https://media.giphy.com/media/j2e8DVTStJJL2/giphy.gif In Canada, Beaver seems to be the national animal. There have been an expeditions sent out mainly for Beaver's pelt due to their demands for trading. These expeditions end up helping with mapping and establishing the country, Canada. Afterwards, Beaver has been used as a symbol for the code of arms, war, marking and coin(nickel). "The beaver may not be considered ferocious like some countries other symbols, but it is capable of incredible feats of engineering, it is industrious, and it gets the job done." http://www.rcinet.ca/en/2015/03/24/history-march-241975-the-beaver-canadas-national-animal-symbol/ https://media.giphy.com/media/2V04ngYdkVpnO/giphy.gif

Sorry for the late reply, I have been in lack of energy lately... Anyway, how did you like those movies? Oh, right, I remember you enjoyed watching anime called Planetes as well. Glad to see you watching a space theme movie is helping you feel better. Perhaps space theme can be a healing source for you like how comedy theme is like a healing remedy to me :) I think there was another space-related anime called Uchuu Kyoudai. I don't really know about it as I've only watched just a few episodes, but I heard it's a good anime. https://myanimelist.cdn-dena.com/s/common/uploaded_files/1480896646-c77cafd97b3a783584d9e0b84083a0b5.gif I like Finland's traditional clothes material and design! Clothes look very warm, soft and comfortable to wear. Also, that red puffball attached to some of the hats seems unique and interesting. Do they happen to have any meaning and purpose to their design? like, are they some sort of representation or inspired by things such as animal, spirit or belief? I can also see that there seem to be lots of Reindeer(?) in that particular picture you have provided. They look so cool! I've seen some mooses around in Canada but not a reindeers (except for the holiday animation movies in regards to Christmas). I wonder if they are viewed as a sacred animal or well-known animal in Finland. Finnish outdoor sauna? https://static.fjcdn.com/gifs/Finnish+outdoor+sauna_1a6079_4915762.gif

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Hi, how was your weekend and are you feeling better now? :) Does Finland have a historical/ traditional outfit? Korean's have this outfit called Hanbok, where people sometimes wear during a new years or a traditional wedding/wedding ceremony. Back in the days, they had like a different outfit for royalty, rich, scholar, governor and soldiers. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-5MNU5Siu4rI/VjocCrs86lI/AAAAAAAAAtQ/gSpARKpzSFk/s1600/The%2BKing%2527s%2BFace.jpg Blue and Red outfit design were for the king and prince. The red dress is what traditional hanbok look like. Black outfit, I think it was often worn by special private guards or assassins. These were what usually guys wore. The pattern and colour on the clothes signify their wealth and position. http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-XULgr_v7opg/UswuiTG-NZI/AAAAAAAAE9k/Q-3OuJT6uTA/s1600/heyladyspring-SKKS02.jpg These were what the soldier wore at the time. https://i2.wp.com/hellokpop.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Dz7pX8Y8zJZP636574019932604154.jpg?resize=400%2C242&ssl=1 I just know them from watching way too much drama...