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Life's Journey Through Sino-Korean Words: The Deep Meaning of the Path People Walk
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- A column explaining the stages of life through Sino-Korean names for age, including chungnyeon, jihak, yakgwan, ibrip, bulhok, jicheonmyeong and iseun.
- Reporter Ji Seungju explains in turn the name and meaning attached to each age, from the teenage years to 120 years of longevity.
- The article conveys the idea that age should be viewed not as a number, but as names that encourage and bless life.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 한자어로 풀어보는 인생 여정: 사람이 걸어가는 길의 깊은 의미
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