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Jeju Island Samda-Do

Since Jeju is abundant in Wind, Stone and Women, it has often been called Samda-do, a nickname which has been since olden times. First and foremost since it is surrounded by water from all side,s plenty of wind is obvious. Every house has a piled up layer of stones called ‘Doldam’ which have holes in it that is why even fierce winds also pass by them easily. All these stones in Jeju were formed by Mt. Halla’s volcanic eruptions. The reason behind a higher number of women compared to men is as the men used to go into the sea to catch fish and they often get caught in typhoons etc. and hence were not able to get back home. Jejudo natives have to deal with harsh natural environment . It is because of them that this beautiful Island still exists.

Jeju Island has a lot of wind due to its geographical location. The effect of the wind is evident in all areas of lives of the citizens of Jeju and in their use of stone as well. The examples are Jeju thatched houses, which are built behind walls of stones and fields surrounded by stone fences. Jeju also has sayings that teach the wisdom of life through parables of the wind.

Whether on a clear day or in a fierce storm, Jeju’s dolhareubang (stone grandfathers) act as guardians to protect the island against all odds. Each seems like a tough guardian but if you look at him more closely he is quite cute with his bulging eyes and rounded stomach. There is no one representative figure and the statues vary from village to village. The boy statues are placed on both sides of a gravesite to act as a helpers and at times companions to the spirit of the deceased. Since these sculptures are made of basalt, they contain the unique essence of Jeju. Bangsatap are stone towers built to cover some inauspicious or ill-omened place so as to ensure the peace of the village. Before raising the stone tower, the villagers bury a rice scoop or cauldron. A rice scoop represents abundant prosperity with rice filling every pot. The cauldron symbolizes their wishes that their village and families will remain safe from all kinds of adversity, just like a cauldron is impervious to fire.

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三多岛

从古代开始，因为风、石头、女人多，济州就有"三多岛"的美誉。四面被茫茫大海环绕着的济州岛，风多是理所当然的了。家家户户的房子墙壁都采用石头结构，更加牢固、平稳，以防暴风将房屋刮倒，也起到让风通过的作用。此外这里各处所见到的许多石头，都是在汉拿山火山爆发时所形成的。女人多的理由是因为许多男人为了生计出海打渔，在海上遭遇狂风暴雨，一去不复返。在贫瘠的自然环境中，济州岛人民一直坚强地生活着。是否正是因为这些缘故，而使这个美丽的岛屿得以留存？

就岛屿的地理特性而言，济州岛从前就是一个多风的地方。因此，风和石头对济 州岛的生活方式产生了全方位的影响。堆砌而成的石头篱笆、新捆扎起来的低矮的济州岛茅草屋顶，用石墙围成的田地等，就是最明显的例子。此外，有一个广为人知的民间俗语，说"风向人们传递着生活的智慧"。

济州石像是这里的守护神，不论是在晴 朗的白日，还是大风猛烈侵袭的时候，一直都用强大的身躯守护着济州岛，如同强悍的父亲。通过仔细的观察，你会发现它的眼睛、肚子，更显出其可爱之处。石像的样子并非如出一辙，根据每个村庄的不同，形态与外表都会有所差异。

童子石建在死人墓的边上，希望童子可以为墓地主人跑跑腿，也可以成为一起玩耍的伙伴。由于童子石都是采用玄武岩建造而成，透露出一种济州岛独有的气氛。

如果村庄的某个地方有不祥的征兆，就在那个地方建造一个塔，将其隔开，保护整个村庄的平安与安详，这就是防邪塔。建塔的时候，在里面放一个饭勺或饭锅。在塔内埋一个饭勺，放一勺米饭，主要象征着招财进宝的意思。而在塔内埋一个饭锅，则是象征着驱除恶灵、防止村庄发生灾难之意。

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