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Historical Context Traditionally, Korean society placed a strong emphasis on marriage and childbearing, viewing them as fundamental to maintaining the family lineage and fulfilling social responsibilities. This perspective was deeply rooted in Confucian ideals, which highly valued familial duties and social harmony. Shift in Attitudes In recent decades, there has been a noticeable shift in … 더 읽기
Post-Korean War Baby Boom: Post-1953, South Korea experienced a significant baby boom, a common phenomenon following major conflicts. This period was marked by high birth rates, setting a demographic foundation that would influence the nation for decades. Economic Development and its Impact: The rapid economic development from the 1960s to the 1990s, often referred to … 더 읽기
The Korean family structure, historically rooted in Confucian ideals, is undergoing a significant transformation. This metamorphosis is not a sudden upheaval but a gradual shift, influenced by a confluence of economic and cultural forces. The traditional Korean family, once characterized by extended families living under one roof and defined by strong hierarchical relationships, is now … 더 읽기
