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[Silver Bridge] Volume 5 · Chapter 15 · The day a granddaughter taught her grandmother, and filial piety was turned upside down
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- This is an introduction to Chapter 15 of the author's book "Silver Bridge," which covers the phenomenon of "digital reverse filial piety," in which children and grandchildren teach older people in the smartphone era.
- According to a survey by the Ministry of Science and ICT, the internet usage rate among older South Koreans (aged 55 and over) was 76.9%, while it was only 49.1% among those aged 80 and over.
- South Korea is expanding Digital Baeumteo to senior centers and welfare centers for the elderly, and the book's detailed contents can be viewed on the book's detail page.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [실버 브릿지] 제5권 · 제15장 · 할머니가 손녀에게 배운 그 하루, 효가 뒤집히다
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