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Silver Bridge: Two Nations Growing Old · Chapter 16 · Lunar New Year and Chuseok, the Hidden Side of the Holidays for Older People
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- The writer wrote a column on the loneliness of older people left alone during Chuseok in Korea and the Lunar New Year in China.
- The writer noted that about 1,875,000 households of older people living alone existed in Korea as of 2022, and that 59.7% of older people in China lived in empty-nest households as of 2021.
- The writer suggested that readers visit their parents in person this holiday season instead of simply making a phone call.
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