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[Silver Bridge] Volume 3 · Chapter 13 · An Question from Grandmother Jeong Mal-sook Opened the Door to Korea-China Generational Conflict
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- In a column-style piece, the reporter meets Grandmother Jeong Mal-sook (pseudonym, 78) of the Seoul generational-sharing house and Chinese Grandmother Li (pseudonym, 74), and examines generational conflict between Korea and China.
- In a 2025 survey by Hankook Research, 84% of Koreans said generational conflict is serious, and about 60% of China's 310 million people aged 60 and over are called 'conflict elders.'
- The reporter views conflict as growing where opportunities to meet have disappeared, and introduces Chapter 13 of her book 'Silver Bridge: Money and Relationships,' which contains this content.
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