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[Silver Bridge] Volume 4 · Chapter 11 · Youth Rediscovered on the Road, a Question from an Elderly Man Met in Guro
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- The column compares travel trends among older people in Korea and China, prompted by a question from an elderly man the reporter met at the Guro senior center.
- China said nine ministries will build more than 100 senior-friendly train routes by 2027, while in Korea, bookings by people aged 60 and over at Hanatour exceeded 25%.
- The reporter argues that older people are shifting from being objects of care to active agents who choose to travel, and also promotes Chapter 11 of the book "Silver Bridge".
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [실버 브릿지] 제4권 · 제11장 · 길 위에서 다시 청춘을, 구로에서 만난 어르신의 질문 하나
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