낙타는 따로 울지 않는다

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The Korean phrase "낙타는 따로 울지 않는다" translates to "Camels Don't Cry Alone" in English. It has several meanings:

• Film Title: It is the title of a 1991 South Korean film directed by Lee Seok-ki.

• Book Title: It's also the title of a book by Kim Han-gil, which was later adapted into a screenplay.

• Figurative Meaning: The phrase can be interpreted idiomatically, The phrase implies that camels, despite their seemingly solitary nature, share a sense of community and empathy, and their emotions, such as crying, are shared with others.

• Camel behavior: While camels are known to be social animals, forming groups, the phrase might be alluding to situations when camels cry.
• Grief: When a camel experiences a stillbirth, the mother camel is known to weep with tears.
• Ritual: There is a ritual in the Gobi Desert where a mother camel is reunited with her rejected calf by playing music, which is believed to make the camel cry.
• Communication: Camels make various noises such as a "blo-blo-blo" cry during rutting.

Ritual: There is a ritual in the Gobi Desert where a mother camel is reunited with her rejected calf by playing music, which is believed to make the camel cry.

• Communication: Camels make various noises such as a "blo-blo-blo" cry during rutting.