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[Silver Bridge] Volume 1 · Chapter 16 · Spring Festival and Chuseok: The Loneliness of the Elderly During Holidays
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- In his ongoing column, the author compares Korea's Chuseok with China's Spring Festival and highlights the loneliness of elderly people left alone during the holidays.
- Wang Chunshi, who lives in Jilin Province, travels 21 hours by train every Spring Festival to visit her daughter in Suzhou, and 59.7% of China's elderly are empty-nest seniors (as of 2021).
- The author notes that there are about 1,875,000 elderly single-person households in Korea (as of 2022), and cites the Lonely Death Prevention Act, care networks, and the promotion of returning to one's hometown.
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