Arirang is a representative traditional folk song in Korea.
Arirang, which has been handed down as an oral tradition for a long time, is known as a representative folk song containing the Korean people's tradition and emotions.
There are three representative things about Arirang in Korea.
Miryang Arirang, Jeongseon Arirang, and Namdo Arirang.
This means the region of Korea, and each Arirang in each region has a unique form of sound and rhythm.
Jeong Seon-arirang, And a love story in two lovers
Today, I will talk about Jeongseon Arirang.
There are many kinds of Jeongseon Arirang, but among them, Jeongseon Arirang, which is related to Auraji, is introduced.
Auraji is the regional name of Jeongseon, Gangwon-do. It means that two branches of water are mixed and flow.
There is a story that has been handed down since ancient times here. A virgin and a bachelor who lived in different villages with a river in between met and fell in love with each other. However, as the river rose, the two stood by the river and eagerly waited for the boat to float, but eventually couldn't meet.
The song of love sung with regret while missing each other is a part of Jeongseon Arirang.
A statue of a virgin and a bachelor symbolizing such a tale still stands here.
Auraji is spread out at the point where the two streams of river meet, and the scenery is beautiful, making it a tourist destination that many people visit.
Arirang's lyrics based on the story of Auraji are as follows.
Auraji rower, can you hand me your belly?
Ssarigol, all camellias are falling.
Only fallen camellia piles up on fallen leaves.
Wait, wait. I miss you. I can't live.
There is still a ferry here, as if it was to connect the love of two men and women in the past.
If you want to feel Arirang, which contains the emotions of Korea and the joys and sorrows of ordinary people, I recommend you to come here in Auraji.
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