[Silver Bridge] Silver Bridge: Du Nara-ui Neulgeomgam · Chapter 8 · Differences between Korean hiking culture and Chinese park culture

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1. The author compares Korean hiking culture with Chinese park culture, based on Chapter 8 of the book "Silver Bridge: Du Nara-ui Neulgeomgam."
2. Citing a survey by the Korea Forest Service, the author writes that 78% of Korean adults visit mountains at least once a month, and that about 100 million people in China enjoy square dancing in parks.
3. The author argues that hiking in Korea emphasizes personal achievement, while park culture in China emphasizes social bonds, and recommends Chapter 8 of the book.

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