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The study is being conducted to investigate the perceptions and preferences of the Korean kimchi by the Chinese international students in Jeonbuk area. Self-administered questionnaires were collected from 197 male (48.9%) and 203 female (51.1%) students. Statistical data analysis is being completed using SPSS v. 12.0. Approximately 95% of Chinese female and 91% of male students know about kimchi before coming to Korea through the Korean movies and dramas. The perceptions for kimchi according to the residence period showed a significantly difference "kimchi is a nutritious and health food" (p<0.05), "kimchi has good taste but too hot to eat" (p<0.05), and "Kimchi is difficult to eat because of the smell" (p<0.05). Approximately 52% of Chinese female and 44% of male students consumed kimchi once or twice a day. The most popular form of kimchi among the 13 varieties was baech kimchi. Chinese female students preferred the "kkakdugi" (p<0.05), "chonggak kimchi" (p<0.05), and "young radish kimchi" (p<0.05) more than the male students. The most liked reason was the ‘refreshing taste’(44.8%) whereas the most disliked reasons were "unfamiliar with eating kimchi" (28.7%) and "sour taste" (24.2%). Approximately 85% of Chinese female and 60% of male students would like to experience making kimchis by themselves. Extended kimchi consumptions for Chinese answered ‘not too fish-like smell" (36.0%), "not too overly-ripe" (34.5%), "not too sour" (25.4%), and "not too hot" (25.4%). Therefore, in order to improve the awareness for kimchi among Chinese students, we need to relate kimchi with the taste of Chinese traditional foods.

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