Boys and girls celebrate Coming-Of-Age Day at university in Seoul
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Women in traditional Korean costume bow down to their elders during a ceremony celebrating the Coming-Of-Age Day at a university in Seoul May 18, 2009. The traditional Coming-Of-Age ceremony is a ceremony that endows young boys and girls at the age of 20, who have lived under the protection of families, with individual authorities.[Xinhua/Reuters] |
![Women in traditional Korean costume bow down to their elders during a ceremony celebrating the Coming-Of-Age Day at a university in Seoul May 18, 2009. The traditional Coming-Of-Age ceremony is a ceremony that endows young boys and girls at the age of 20, who have lived under the protection of families, with individual authorities.[Xinhua/Reuters]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20090519/000bcdb95f1d0b7c6b4c3b.jpg "Women in traditional Korean costume bow down to their elders during a ceremony celebrating the Coming-Of-Age Day at a university in Seoul May 18, 2009. The traditional Coming-Of-Age ceremony is a ceremony that endows young boys and girls at the age of 20, who have lived under the protection of families, with individual authorities.[Xinhua/Reuters]")
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