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[Silver Bridge] Vol. 5 · Chapter 24 · The daughter-in-law in a Seoul basement flat and the Korean and Chinese families facing dementia care
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- In an ongoing column on caring for family members with dementia, the writer reports interviews with a daughter-in-law in a Seoul basement flat and an elderly couple on the outskirts of Shanghai.
- The writer compares the two countries' care systems, citing statistics that 970,000 people in Korea and 16.9 million in China were living with dementia in 2025.
- Korea introduced its National Dementia Responsibility System in 2017, and from 2025 families can use a family leave system with 11 days of short-term care and 22 visits of all-day home care.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [실버 브릿지] 제5권 · 제24장 · 서울 반지하에서 만난 며느리, 치매 돌봄 앞에 선 한중 가족들
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