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Changing Family Preferences: Why South Korea Loves Daughters More Than Sons Societal Shift in Gender Preference For a long time, many societies favored sons over daughters. In recent years, however, South Korea has experienced a remarkable shift. Parents are now showing a strong preference for daughters, reflecting profound changes in family values and social expectations. … Read more
Insights into Korean Parenting Culture Why Head Shape Matters in Korea In Korea, parents pay special attention to their baby’s head shape from the earliest days. The idea is that infancy presents a unique window to encourage a round, gently protruding shape at the back of the head, which many believe will provide a more … Read more
Why Gen Z Women Are Ditching High Heels for Good Changing Definitions of Femininity For many years, high heels were seen as a symbol of femininity, adulthood, and even professionalism. They were considered essential for women wanting to look mature, elegant, and confident. However, among Generation Z women, this perception is rapidly changing. Many now … Read more
Recent Trends and Challenges Silent Suffering: Why Most Victims Do Not Report A recent government survey reveals that over 75% of employees in South Korea who experience sexual harassment at work choose not to report the incidents. This silence is mainly driven by feelings of fear, mistrust toward the organization, or discomfort in confronting the … Read more
How Korea Confronts Aging Age and Appearance in Everyday Life In Korea, age is more than just a number—it shapes social interactions and expectations. When meeting someone new, Koreans often exchange ages to determine the proper use of honorifics and establish social roles. Complimenting someone for looking younger than their age is common, regardless of … Read more