- There is a food called 'restorative soup' in Korea.
- Some people call it 'nutrition soup'.
- It is dog meat. Many foreigners who visit Korea ask "Do Koreans really eat dogs?"
- Some of the Western media treated Koreans as savages for eating dog when the
Olympic games were held.
- Whenever Koreans were asked about it, most of them could not answer the
question logically or else got very upset.
- But, should we really feel embarrassed about an old part of our culture?
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- Northern China(Manchuria) and Korea are very cold during the winter.
- So, a long time ago, it was very difficult to raise cattle, and it was almost
impossible to eat beef because the cow was the main farming tool at that time.
- Of course beef was rare.
- So farmers started to raise dogs.
- Yellow dogs grew well even in the cold weather without any special food or care.
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- In fact, they were not pets but just wandering dogs.
- Koreans called them 'manure dogs.'
- The dog is a familiar animal to humans.
- But Koreans did not treat dogs as pets.
- That's why Koreans do not have much affection for these wandering dogs, which
eat leftovers and manure.
- Anyway, for this reason, people in Northern China and Korea started to eat dog
meat.
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- According to some scientists' research, dog meat contains enzymes which are
similar to ours.
- This is what makes it easy to digest.
- So dog meat was recognized as a special energy-giving food.
- From ancient times, dried dog meat was used with herbs as medicine.
- Some people say dog meat is good for sexual energy, but nothing is proven
about that.
- Some of the Western media say as if all Koreans ate dog meat, but this is not
true.
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- A TV reporter heard that some Swiss people in the Alps ate dog meat, so he went
to visit a mountain village in the Alps.
- But the Swiss would not tell the truth to the reporter.
- When the camera crew arrived in the small town, they saw a little black dog
wagging its tail in front of a house.
- The next day they visited the same house, but they could not find the little dog.
- Instead, they found a lump of meat in the kitchen.
- The Swiss refused to say what it was and the little dog was never seen again.
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- A world fair was held in Chicago.
- Some European participants missed dog meat, their regional food, so Americans
made hot digs for them with pork instead of dog meat.
- A certain foreign newspaper said that this might have been the origin of the hot
dog.
- Another newspaper told of an American who went to a restaurant in Manchuria.
- He asked if they had hot dogs.
- The Chinese chef could not speak English well but he did catch the words 'hot' and
'dog'.
- After a while, a bowl of hot meat soup was served to the Americans.
- The surprised American asked "What is it?"
- The Chinese man answered innocently, "What you ordered, of course, hot dog!"
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- A well-known French actress has been very active for animal love since her
retirement.
- A few years ago, she held a news conference and asked Koreans to stop eating
dog meat, and that said if they didn't, she would boycott Korean goods.
- Of course, she is known as a vegetarian.
- But if she feels that way,.how can she buy goods which are made by French
people who eat frogs, snails, veal, etc?
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- There aren't any Korean who eat their own dogs.
- Dogs for eating are raised just like snails are raised in France.
- Until the 16th century European nobles even ate swans for Christmas dinner.
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- It is really unreasonable that some Western people always talk about animal love,
and hire dog sitters and dog garbage men.
- They even build dog hotels and restaurants and have special cars for cleaning the
street after dogs.
- Germans spend about two trillion won for dog food for a year.
- Dog chocolate is three times more expensive than their own chocolate, but it sells
very well.
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- What can they say about dogs being more respected than human beings?
- A lot of African children are dying of starvation while Western dogs exercise to lose
weight in dog gyms.
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