South Korea’s low birth rate has been an issue for many years. In 2024, the total fertility rate is only 0.75, the lowest in the OECD countries. Many people have placed the financial pressure, strong social competition and even the changing in youth’s perspective as the focus of such decline. In this video, NOVAsia will interview a number of Korean female guests who offer their takes on the country’s concern.
Born in China, Xinpei is a graduate student at Yonsei GSIS currently pursuing a master’s degree in global studies. Her interest in independent media has motivated her to become an influencer on Chinese media platforms. After coming to Yonsei, Xinpei is determined to learn more about journalism and international communication, trying to figure out the essence of issues by hearing different voices. Also, she really hopes to become an outstanding hip-hop dancer one day.
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4 months agoThis article really opens my eyes to the complex social issues facing South Korea. The personal insights from Korean women are particularly insightful and humanizing. It’s a stark reminder of the challenges many societies face today.FootballNews
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4 months agoThis article deeply resonates with me. Hearing Korean womens personal struggles and perspectives on the birth rate crisis makes the issue incredibly real and urgent. It’s a powerful reminder of the human side of demographic challenges.
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4 months agoThis article really opens my eyes to the complex social issues facing South Korea. The personal insights from Korean women are particularly insightful and humanizing. It’s a stark reminder of the challenges many societies face today.
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4 months agoThis article really opens my eyes to the complex social issues facing South Korea. The personal insights from Korean women are particularly insightful and humanizing. It’s a stark reminder of the challenges many societies face today.
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4 months agoThis article deeply resonates with me. Hearing Korean womens personal struggles and perspectives on the birth rate crisis makes the issue incredibly real and urgent. Its a powerful reminder of the human side of demographic challenges.Free Nano Banana
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