Changing Cultural Norms To understand the present, one must delve into the past. Korean society has traditionally valued the family unit, emphasizing marriage and child-rearing as central components of adult life. This stems from Confucian principles that prioritize family values and social harmony. Historically, large families were common and considered essential for various economic and … 더 읽기
Changing Cultural Norms To understand the present, one must delve into the past. Korean society has traditionally valued the family unit, emphasizing marriage and child-rearing as central components of adult life. This stems from Confucian principles that prioritize family values and social harmony. Historically, large families were common and considered essential for various economic and … 더 읽기
To understand this phenomenon, it’s crucial to first delve into the historical context of South Korea. Traditionally, Korean society has been deeply rooted in Confucian values, emphasizing filial piety, community cohesion, and respect for elders. Family has always been a central unit, with children expected to uphold family honor and contribute to family welfare. However, … 더 읽기
