Korean society has taught that poverty is a sin amid rapid economic growth, and building more wealth is good. Ordinary people agonize. If poverty is a sin, isn't it a sin to pass on poverty to one's children?
Well we all need to learn that poverty is just a stage for the time being, which can change by many variables! We also need to change the mindset toward others with more or less money/power. Comparing ourselves with others can be extremely toxic 😮 BTW Sin just means ‘missing the mark of perfection’. Everyone sins one way or another, that’s why we all need Jesus’ cleansing power!
The ladder of wealth has been cut off in Korea, and poor people even have poor children. Already, most universities in Seoul are made up of middle-class children, and children of ordinary people are not easy to enter a good university. All socio-economic infrastructure is concentrated in the Seoul metropolitan area. Poor people cannot find jobs in provincial areas and homes in Seoul. There is no hope.
Hi friend, I see that you have passion and love for Korea- thank you! You wish for a change and you would like to pray for the country full of hope and a future. Though it may seem like there is no hope, we have to remember there is always hope! What we speak and believe comes true. Remember Korea’s 3.1 movement, people gathering to wave the flag of the nation while yelling ‘Deh Han Meen Gook Mahn Seh’? It seemed like a meaningless movement to many people, but the voice in the air and the dedication of the people moved something slowly, eventually leading to freedom of the nation. How much more power would people of Korea have, if they put their faith in the Ultimate Almighty power, (that is, Jesus Christ) and speak it while believing it.
Philippines quite the opposite when to having children, but they have a lot of single mothers for several reasons. Philippines population is growing fast, its 2023 estimation stands at over 117 million, catching up to Japan fast which is over 123 million. Majority of Filipinas want to get married & have kids. Not sure whats happening in South Korean besides the cost issue.
To Remy- I'm sure you heard about "4B." Despite being very niche in your home country, we got some Western females buying into it. But from I heard, most South Koreans still wanna get married & start a family. It's that it's just very costly to live there esp given most of the country's economic drive is heavily around The Seoul Metro. & as a fellow BM, yes the outta wedlock birth rate is an issue. But half of us don't even sire kids. So we're seeing a case in Black America in which many BW are basically interested & having kids with a small % of the total BM population. & expect the guys they're not interested in in being a "clean up" men. Which is why many of they are salty when they see Steve Urkel (Jaleel White) get married to a WW or the photo of NFL draftees with non-Black girlfriends. These are interesting subjects to be discussing. Esp as it's affecting society- be it here in America or in South Korea.
Hello family, It's your internet uncle back to show you luv. Japan's birth rate is 0. Korea is 0.7 There are 130 million single women in China. Career women wait until it's too late for marriage. When a woman is 35-39, this is the danger zoon when women's fertility goes down 70%. Modern society has freed women from submitting to their husbands. We need to reset the family based on GOD's way.
Whoa~ misinformation online is a serious problem. Domestic violence is NOT considered acceptable in Korea. Not by men, not by women, and not by elderly. Perhaps so in Korea in 1960's. I do not know any of my Korean relatives, young or old, who would say domestic violence is okay in 2024. DV is pretty rare in Korea in 21st century, certainly rarer than many urban communities in the US. Low fertility rate is driven by unrealistic expectation put on the institution of marriage - largely due to Korean drama and variety TV shows that portray perfect men and perfect women. Nobody wants to settle for anything less than a perfect marriage partner. This is why marriage rate collapsed before the fertility rate.
Hi Richard, Remy here. So good to hear that you are surrounded by great people who think DV is not okay, and I hope that’s the case for the all Koreans. I didn’t mean to portray Koreans are stuck in 1960’s culture! Koreans are definitely advanced and always moving forward, trend setting in almost every area including the fashion, the medical technology, and even the music! So interesting to hear that you think the low fertility issue is largely due to the TV shows’ unrealistic portrayal of marriages. What a great point, but does it mean Koreans these days rely too heavily on the mass media for gathering information, rather than their experiencing for themselves or hearing out people’s real-life anecdotes? Is it the side effect of the internet generation? What do you think?
@@TheYowFamily You know, Korean media has done too good of job of portraying Korean men as the perfect men that I see some social media influencers in the U.S. trying to “bring them down a peg” by spreading negativity about them. I get defensive about it. Both overly positive and negative stereotypes are problematic for any groups in my view. To your point about young Korean people getting more info from online rather than mass media, I agree but social media only made it worse for the marriage rate in Korea. I’m sure you are well aware of how Koreans like to compare themselves and show off their wealth. I heard that since the introduction of Instagram wedding costs have gone through the roof. Everyone wants to one up one another and show off on their IG. Again, today’s Korean young people wants the perfect, idyllic life and wants others to see it. They’re unwilling to settle for a just “good” partner. As a solution, it’s great that more and more Koreans are marrying out internationally and interracially.
@@richardk111not sure what you are implying by Koreans [unwilling to settle for ‘just good partner’, so it’s great that they marry internationally or interracially]. Do you mean non-Korean spouses are better than Koreans, since Koreans are ‘just good’? Come on, I thought we were supposed to be defending our people!
일단 한국보다 미국이 가정폭력 성폭력 비율이 1만명당 5배 이상 높습니다. 미국에서조차 인종별 범죄율에서 아시안이 가장 낮습니다 근데 무슨 가정폭력 얘기를 하나요? 어이가 없네요 한국에 대해 말하지 마세요 당신은 인종만 한국인이지 머리는 한국과 연관이 없는 사람입니다 한국에 대해 말하지 마세요
한국은 하나님이 선택하신 나라이고 이스라엘과 비슷한 경험을 많이 했습니다. 하나님이 선택하신 나라라고 항상 완벽 할수만은 없겠죠 - (그러면 하나님이 필요 없을테니까요) 저는 당당히 하나님께 선택받은 대한민국의 사람 이라고 자신있게 공표합니다. 그리고 하나님께서 크게 사용 하시는 미국의 사람이기도 합니다. 제가 저희 부부의 유투브 채널 ‘Corey and Remy’ 에서 나누는 말은 모두 하나님의 나라를 영광 스럽게 하기 위함이고 저희 부부의 간증을 나누기 위해 준비하는서론에 불과 합니다. 저는 하나님의 나라가 제 평판보다 더 중요하다고 믿어요! ❤저희 채널에 자주 들러 주세요❤
Korean society has taught that poverty is a sin amid rapid economic growth, and building more wealth is good. Ordinary people agonize. If poverty is a sin, isn't it a sin to pass on poverty to one's children?
Well we all need to learn that poverty is just a stage for the time being, which can change by many variables!
We also need to change the mindset toward others with more or less money/power. Comparing ourselves with others can be extremely toxic 😮
BTW
Sin just means ‘missing the mark of perfection’. Everyone sins one way or another, that’s why we all need Jesus’ cleansing power!
The ladder of wealth has been cut off in Korea, and poor people even have poor children. Already, most universities in Seoul are made up of middle-class children, and children of ordinary people are not easy to enter a good university. All socio-economic infrastructure is concentrated in the Seoul metropolitan area. Poor people cannot find jobs in provincial areas and homes in Seoul. There is no hope.
Hi friend, I see that you have passion and love for Korea- thank you! You wish for a change and you would like to pray for the country full of hope and a future. Though it may seem like there is no hope, we have to remember there is always hope!
What we speak and believe comes true. Remember Korea’s 3.1 movement, people gathering to wave the flag of the nation while yelling ‘Deh Han Meen Gook Mahn Seh’? It seemed like a meaningless movement to many people, but the voice in the air and the dedication of the people moved something slowly, eventually leading to freedom of the nation. How much more power would people of Korea have, if they put their faith in the Ultimate Almighty power, (that is, Jesus Christ) and speak it while believing it.
Philippines quite the opposite when to having children, but they have a lot of single mothers for several reasons. Philippines population is growing fast, its 2023 estimation stands at over 117 million, catching up to Japan fast which is over 123 million. Majority of Filipinas want to get married & have kids. Not sure whats happening in South Korean besides the cost issue.
To Remy- I'm sure you heard about "4B." Despite being very niche in your home country, we got some Western females buying into it. But from I heard, most South Koreans still wanna get married & start a family. It's that it's just very costly to live there esp given most of the country's economic drive is heavily around The Seoul Metro.
& as a fellow BM, yes the outta wedlock birth rate is an issue. But half of us don't even sire kids. So we're seeing a case in Black America in which many BW are basically interested & having kids with a small % of the total BM population. & expect the guys they're not interested in in being a "clean up" men. Which is why many of they are salty when they see Steve Urkel (Jaleel White) get married to a WW or the photo of NFL draftees with non-Black girlfriends.
These are interesting subjects to be discussing. Esp as it's affecting society- be it here in America or in South Korea.
Hello family, It's your internet uncle back to show you luv. Japan's birth rate is 0. Korea is 0.7 There are 130 million single women in China. Career women wait until it's too late for marriage. When a woman is 35-39, this is the danger zoon when women's fertility goes down 70%. Modern society has freed women from submitting to their husbands. We need to reset the family based on GOD's way.
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Amen. God’s way seems hard sometimes but His way is the best way
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Thanks for watching!
Hello guys what some country you want to visit
Israel at the top of the list, and of course Korea.
Whoa~ misinformation online is a serious problem. Domestic violence is NOT considered acceptable in Korea. Not by men, not by women, and not by elderly. Perhaps so in Korea in 1960's. I do not know any of my Korean relatives, young or old, who would say domestic violence is okay in 2024. DV is pretty rare in Korea in 21st century, certainly rarer than many urban communities in the US.
Low fertility rate is driven by unrealistic expectation put on the institution of marriage - largely due to Korean drama and variety TV shows that portray perfect men and perfect women. Nobody wants to settle for anything less than a perfect marriage partner. This is why marriage rate collapsed before the fertility rate.
Hi Richard, Remy here.
So good to hear that you are surrounded by great people who think DV is not okay, and I hope that’s the case for the all Koreans. I didn’t mean to portray Koreans are stuck in 1960’s culture! Koreans are definitely advanced and always moving forward, trend setting in almost every area including the fashion, the medical technology, and even the music!
So interesting to hear that you think the low fertility issue is largely due to the TV shows’ unrealistic portrayal of marriages. What a great point, but does it mean Koreans these days rely too heavily on the mass media for gathering information, rather than their experiencing for themselves or hearing out people’s real-life anecdotes? Is it the side effect of the internet generation?
What do you think?
@@TheYowFamily You know, Korean media has done too good of job of portraying Korean men as the perfect men that I see some social media influencers in the U.S. trying to “bring them down a peg” by spreading negativity about them. I get defensive about it. Both overly positive and negative stereotypes are problematic for any groups in my view.
To your point about young Korean people getting more info from online rather than mass media, I agree but social media only made it worse for the marriage rate in Korea. I’m sure you are well aware of how Koreans like to compare themselves and show off their wealth. I heard that since the introduction of Instagram wedding costs have gone through the roof. Everyone wants to one up one another and show off on their IG. Again, today’s Korean young people wants the perfect, idyllic life and wants others to see it. They’re unwilling to settle for a just “good” partner. As a solution, it’s great that more and more Koreans are marrying out internationally and interracially.
@@richardk111not sure what you are implying by Koreans [unwilling to settle for ‘just good partner’, so it’s great that they marry internationally or interracially].
Do you mean non-Korean spouses are better than Koreans, since Koreans are ‘just good’? Come on, I thought we were supposed to be defending our people!
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일단 한국보다 미국이 가정폭력 성폭력 비율이 1만명당 5배 이상 높습니다.
미국에서조차 인종별 범죄율에서 아시안이 가장 낮습니다 근데 무슨 가정폭력 얘기를 하나요? 어이가 없네요 한국에 대해 말하지 마세요 당신은 인종만 한국인이지 머리는 한국과 연관이 없는 사람입니다 한국에 대해 말하지 마세요
한국은 하나님이 선택하신 나라이고 이스라엘과 비슷한 경험을 많이 했습니다.
하나님이 선택하신 나라라고 항상 완벽 할수만은 없겠죠 - (그러면 하나님이 필요 없을테니까요)
저는 당당히 하나님께 선택받은 대한민국의 사람 이라고 자신있게 공표합니다. 그리고 하나님께서 크게 사용 하시는 미국의 사람이기도 합니다.
제가 저희 부부의 유투브 채널 ‘Corey and Remy’ 에서 나누는 말은 모두 하나님의 나라를 영광 스럽게 하기 위함이고 저희 부부의 간증을 나누기 위해 준비하는서론에 불과 합니다.
저는 하나님의 나라가 제 평판보다 더 중요하다고 믿어요!
❤저희 채널에 자주 들러 주세요❤