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[Silver Bridge] Volume 3 · Chapter 16 · The elderly man at the senior center door and the question of redefining filial piety
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- Introducing Chapter 16 of his book "Silver Bridge: Don-gwa Gwangye," the author recounts meeting an older man who hesitated in front of a senior center, using the experience to describe the changing position of the elderly.
- Citing 2024 senior statistics from Statistics Korea, the author notes that the poverty rate for people aged 66 and over is 39.7%, the highest among the 37 OECD countries.
- The author argues that filial piety is shifting from a duty to a choice and asks that it be redefined to suit the times, in a column that also promotes his book.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [실버 브릿지] 제3권 · 제16장 · 경로당 문 앞에서 만난 어른, 효의 재정의를 묻다
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