Junho has two big days that he loves. One is Seollal, the Lunar New Year. The other is Chuseok, a holiday in the fall. On both days, he goes to see his grandma and grandpa.
On Seollal, Junho puts on his hanbok. He gives a deep bow to them. This bow is called sebae. They wish him a good year and give him some New Year money.
Then they all eat tteokguk. It is a warm soup with white rice cakes. People say it makes you one year older. Junho wants one more bowl.
Chuseok is a time to give thanks for the rice and fruit from the farms. On Chuseok night, the moon is big and round. Junho makes songpyeon with Grandma. They are small rice cakes shaped like a half moon.
On Chuseok, they visit the graves of their family from long ago. They clean the place and bow to say thank you. This is called seongmyo. Junho loves these days with his family.