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A New Chapter for Child Welfare Korea is preparing to make a historic shift by ending overseas adoptions by 2029, transforming the entire child welfare system to prioritize domestic care and state responsibility. After decades of international adoptions that saw over 200,000 Korean children sent abroad, this marks a significant policy reversal. 한국이 2029년까지 해외 … Read more
The New Normal for Young Koreans The Quiet Shift Young Koreans are rewriting the rules of romance. They’re not avoiding relationships out of fear or financial pressure—they simply don’t feel the need. In a society once defined by rigid life stages, dating is losing its status as a default milestone. This isn’t about giving up; … Read more
Convenience Meets Compromise What Makes Officetel So Popular Officetel has become one of the most sought-after housing options for single-person households in South Korea. These hybrid commercial-residential units offer the perfect blend of work and living space, though most residents use them purely for residential purposes. 오피스텔은 대한민국의 1인 가구에게 가장 인기 있는 주거 형태 … Read more
Cultural Traditions Meet Global Expectations The Art of Subtle Romance in K-Dramas Korean dramas have mastered romance through suggestion rather than explicit depiction. Unlike Western series that show physical intimacy directly onscreen, K-dramas treat these moments as emotional milestones. A kiss followed by fading lights, or a morning-after scene with characters sharing a blanket – … Read more
More Lanes, Fewer Deaths The Growing Network South Korea’s bicycle infrastructure is experiencing unprecedented growth. The Interior Ministry’s latest data reveals that bicycle lanes stretched to 27,754 kilometers in 2024, marking an 882-kilometer increase from 2023 and a remarkable 13.4 percent jump since 2020. 한국의 자전거 인프라가 전례 없는 성장을 경험하고 있습니다. 행정안전부의 최신 데이터에 … Read more