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More Seoulites Look for Homes in the Suburbs

Chosun Ilbo 02 May 2022
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Seoulites wake up to first snow of season, one month earlier than last year

Korea Times 10 Nov 2021
Snow falls on the street of Suyu-dong in northern Seoul, Nov. 10. Yonhap ... 20. The broad capital area also saw light snowfall this morning. (Yonhap). .
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6 out of 10 Seoulites want to work in 'metaverse' offices

Korea Times 19 Oct 2021
Gettyimagesbank. By Lee Hae-rin. Six out of 10 Seoulites would rather work in a virtual setting, such as the "metaverse" where people interact with each other as avatars, rather than going to a physical office ... According to the survey, 65.1 percent, or 2,916 Seoulites, would prefer to go to a virtual workspace using avatars ... .
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Play featuring Seoulites' daily lives to be performed in September

Korea Times 06 Aug 2021
Directed by Park Hae-seong and written by Jeon Sung-hyun, the play focuses on reflecting a wide range of experiences in Seoulites' everyday lives ... To better reflect the lives of Seoulites, it conducted a research study one year ago, and interviewed 18 residents of different ages and jobs over the last four months.
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One in three Seoulites have sexless life: study

Korea Times 06 Jul 2021
gettyimagesbank. By Yoon Ja-young. One out of three adults in Seoul lived a sexless life over the past one year, a recent study shows ... According to joint research conducted by Yonsei University professors, Prof ... Choi Jun-yong of the Internal Medicine Department, 36 percent of Seoulites had no sex for the past one year ... .
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2 in 3 Seoulites in 20s, 30s say life is hard in Korea: survey

Korea Times 03 Jun 2021
Nearly 2 out of 3 Seoulites in their 20s and 30s believe South Korea is not an ideal country for them to live in, a survey showed Thursday ... Asset inequality was cited as the biggest area of disparity for young Seoulites at 33 percent, followed by income inequality at 26.6 percent, ...
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4 out of 10 Seoulites feel mental health worsen amid pandemic: survey

Korea Times 21 Sep 2020
Gettyimagesbank. By Lee Hyo-jin. The prolonged coronavirus pandemic has seen the mental health of Seoul citizens deteriorate more than their physical health, according to a recent survey by Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) ... A total of 3,983 Seoul residents aged between 10 and 90 took part in the survey ... .
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Seoulites to be required to wear mask in public

Korea Times 26 Aug 2020
23, 2020. /AP. Seo Jeong-hyup, acting mayor of Seoul, made the announcement at a press briefing on Sunday that Seoulites will be required to wear masks while in public starting Monday ... 코리아타임스위�리 ... .
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More Seoulites volunteer to test for virus

Korea Times 19 Jun 2020
Students at Wadong Elementary School in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province, go through COVID-19 testing at the playground, Friday, as one of the students there was confirmed to be infected. / Yonhap. By Jun Ji-hye ... They are expressing concerns about possible infections spread by asymptomatic carriers ... The death toll remained unchanged at 280 ... .
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Over 2,000 elderly Seoulites may die annually from air pollution annually by 2030

Korea Times 20 Nov 2019
/ Korea Times file. By Kim Jae-heun ... The study showed the possibility of death among elderly Seoulites increases by 13.9 percent when the annual average level of ultrafine dust rises 10 micrograms per square meter. Especially vulnerable are men and those in the lower income brackets ... .
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Seoulites prepare for Comic Con 2019

Korea Times 04 Aug 2019
YouTuber Michael Coleman shows off his Spider-Man costume ahead of Comic Con Seoul happening this Friday to Sunday at COEX. / Courtesy of Michael Coleman. By Howard H. Hernandez. Comic Con Seoul (CCS) will be coming to COEX this Friday to Sunday ... the people. CCS is basically a celebration of nerd culture ... The Con has its origins in the U.S ... Dress up ... .
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69% of Seoulites living in fear of spycams

Korea Times 17 Jun 2019
An inspector inspects a public toilet to check for the possible installation of a hidden camera in central Seoul in this April 24 photo. Korea Times file. By Bahk Eun-ji. More than two out of three Seoul citizens are afraid of being filmed secretly by hidden cameras in public, a survey showed Monday ... .
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'It's more than just cash': Young Seoulites navigate future with city's youth allowance program

Korea Times 22 May 2019
Hwang In-kyeong, 21, stands in her favorite section of the school library, Wednesday. Hwang enrolled in the Creative Writing Department at the Seoul Institute of the Arts' Ansan campus in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province, in March. / Korea Times photo by Shim Hyun-chul. By Lee Suh-yoon ... Her first job was as an office worker in a trust company's auditing team ... .
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Seoulites Spend W1.43 Million a Month

Chosun Ilbo 06 Jul 2018
Seoul citizens spent an average of W1.43 million a month last year, with the highest spending in Seocho district (US$1=W1,119). Spending rose the fastest in Dongdaemun in the last three years. The figures come from analysis by Shinhan Bank of 1.31 million customers in Seoul in December last year. Th... .
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Green trail of Ansan embracing Seoulites seeking quick getaway

The Jakarta Post 21 Oct 2017
Seoul is a city dotted with many mountains. Following is a series that explores some of the easy trails in Seoul’s neighborhood mountains. --Ed. Ancient wisdom of Korea suggests that an area facing the waters with a mountain on its back is the perfect place to reside ... Jarak-gil refers to the mountainside roads located at the foot of mountains ... 5 ... .

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