[Silver Bridge] Volume 5 · Chapter 12 · I walked from a Nowon-gu dinner table to a Beijing chessboard

Key points in 3 lines

1. An introductory column on Chapter 12 of the book "Silver Bridge", in which the author compares a youth-elder co-living project in Nowon-gu with a nursing home case in Beijing.
2. In Nowon-gu, students paid about 200,000 won per month with no deposit, and Seoul provided up to 500,000 won for wallpapering, flooring and insulation work.
3. The author describes how young people in China provide 20 hours of care per month and pay only 300 to 500 yuan, and notes that more can be found on the book's detail page.

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