Cultural regulatives of "trial and endurance" in the semantics of Korean idioms and paremias

the article is devoted to the analysis of the semantic features of Korean idioms and paremias, representing the cultural regulatives of "trial and endurance". To be endurance in difficult situations is valuable for Koreans. This is reflected not only in the fact that Koreans overcome difficulties selflessly, but also in the fact that they assert their priority over achievements and successes, emphasizing that the true value lies in the ability to cope with life's challenges, and not just in the final results. This experience is generalized in Korean culture and verbally fixed in Korean idioms and paremias. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the identification of semantic characteristics related to the cultural regulations of "trial and endurance". An analysis of Korean idioms and paremias shows that the linguistic units not only reflect cultural values and norms, but also form ideas about passing the test and maintaining resilience as an important element of the national identity of Koreans. In addition, the work includes a systematization of Korean idioms and paremias related to testing and perseverance, which creates a certain catalog of phraseological stock reflecting these concepts and can become the basis for further research in the field of Korean phraseology, idiomatic or paremiology.

Korean idioms, cultural regulations, trial, resilience, mentality