Ah, National Saranghe Day! Love is in the air, and so is the sound of hearts fluttering all around the world. Get ready to celebrate your loved ones in the most romantic and adorable way possible. Grab your tissues and prepare for an overload of cuteness!
It's national saranghe day on the 21st October.
Now, you might be wondering, what exactly does 'saranghe' mean? Well, my friend, hold onto your heart-shaped balloons because I'm about to spill the beans. 'Saranghe' is an affectionate phrase in Korean that translates to 'I love you.' And who doesn't want to express their love to their favorite people?
National Saranghe Day first made its online appearance on October 21, 2015, when it exploded with 87 mentions across the Internet. It quickly became a sensation, filling social media feeds with heartfelt messages, cute love quotes, and adorable pictures of couples smooching under the moonlight.
While the origins of National Saranghe Day are a bit hazy, it's safe to say that the Internet played a significant role in amplifying the day's popularity. Thanks to the power of social media and viral content, people all over the world now have the perfect excuse to shower their loved ones with sweet gestures and heartfelt confessions of love.
Now that you know the story behind National Saranghe Day, it's time to dive into the celebration itself. This day is all about expressing your affection for the people who hold a special place in your heart. From your significant other to your best friend, your family to your pet, this day is the perfect opportunity to spread love like confetti.
Here are a few lovely ideas to help you celebrate this heartwarming occasion:
Did you know that Saranghe has been a trending hashtag on social media every National Saranghe Day? People love showing off their creative declarations of love, accompanied by adorable couple selfies and heart-shaped everything. It's a sight to behold!
In the early 1960s, South Korea experienced a surge in cultural exports, which came to be known as the 'Korean Wave' or 'Hallyu'. This cultural phenomenon spread across Asia, introducing the world to Korean entertainment, including music, TV dramas, and films.
In 2003, the popular South Korean television drama 'My Name is Kim Sam-soon' aired. The show featured a heartwarming love story that captivated audiences both domestically and internationally. The lead characters, played by Kim Sun-a and Hyun Bin, popularized the use of the phrase 'saranghe' meaning 'I love you' in Korean.
In 2012, the music video for 'Gangnam Style' by South Korean artist Psy became a global sensation. The infectious song and its iconic horse-riding dance moves took the world by storm, making it the first YouTube video to surpass one billion views. 'Saranghe' gained further exposure as Psy included the term in the catchy chorus of the song.
Korean pop music, often referred to as K-pop, continued to gain popularity worldwide. K-pop groups like BTS, EXO, and Blackpink achieved unprecedented success on international music charts, breaking language barriers and attracting a massive following. As fans embraced Korean music and culture, the term 'saranghe' became a common phrase used by enthusiasts to express their adoration for the artists and their music.
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