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When we forget our ancestors, the standards for living also blur
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- This column reflects on the meaning of honoring one's ancestors and asks whether abandoning traditions such as family genealogies and ancestral rites is truly progress.
- The writer points to the attitudes of educated elites, citing how a former senior public official in his 70s and a former school principal found ancestral rites burdensome.
- Citing Dr. Borno, who in 1981 told visitors to Korea that the tradition of family genealogies should be preserved, he emphasizes the value of living with memory of one's roots.
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