20181539 Yu chae won by 유채원

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2023-09-14 10:11:40 UTC

I love street

yuchaewon710 — 2023-09-18 07:22:17 UTC

I Love Street is a place where car traffic has been blocked and students' wishes have been realized, and as a result, they can run around and paint here. While embodying the sidewalks through texts, you could find legendary phrases pointing to the various objects you love, and it developed into a place where you can see gardens and selfies through structures in the middle of the road.

Participation Date and Session Name

yuchaewon710 — 2023-09-18 07:22:26 UTC

I attended the Ageism and the Poverty of older persons Part Lecture at the Kim Dae Jung Convention Center on October 5, 2023, at 13:00.

Urban Inquiry Data Collection

yuchaewon710 — 2023-09-18 07:22:33 UTC

I researched the green road farm bridge.

Meeting Information

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-11 13:01:36 UTC

The meeting was about the fact that the elderly do not have a human life in their old age (many people pick up waste paper or pick up plastic bottles to survive the day), the situation of the poor in the national disaster crisis such as COVID-19, and the increasing number of elder abuse.

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-11 13:02:02 UTC

In my opinion

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-11 13:02:33 UTC

I think the human rights issue of the elderly should be dealt with more carefully from the standpoint of Korea, which is currently entering a super-aged society. The reason is that baby boomers in the 1970s will be older in 10 or 20 years, and if that situation hits, the elderly poverty rate is expected to rise further due to the decline in the production population.

If the government tightens regulations on illegality and carries out state-level projects to secure tax revenues and fills the jobs with senior citizens, the elderly poverty rate is expected to be better than it is now.

Arrival

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-13 04:20:15 UTC

I arrived at 7:00pm on October 9

Counts

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-13 04:38:13 UTC

I counted 123 people
- Man : 42 men passed by there
- Woman : 73 woman passed by there
- Child : Only 8 children passed by there
- Bicycle : Just 5 bikes passed by there
- Scooter : There weren't any Scooter
- Bird : There were many bird(maybe 40) in there
- Dog : 20 dogs passed by there

Time left

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-13 04:39:22 UTC

I left at 8:10 p.m

Discription

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-14 05:34:35 UTC

In the evening, many people were walking along the road.

What was particularly impressive was the old people who were taking a walk in light clothes.

They greeted each other as if they had their own community.

Characteristically, the proportion of the elderly population wearing hiking clothes was high, and very few young people, and the younger population was more likely to take a walk with their dogs.

Notice Observations.

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-14 05:42:59 UTC

1. What works well for this site

The forest path along the trail seemed to give them a break with the feeling of a small shelter in the city.
In particular, I felt that many people came here for good air and exercise, thanks to the fact that they can meet in the city center and the accessibility of being near the residential area.

2. What doesn't work well for this site?

It was regrettable that the piano and books created on the farm bridge were not so deeply interested because they only felt like a trail.

I think it can be a better part if we can create a more cultural approach.

Question

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-14 05:43:55 UTC

Is there a plan to bring in a more cultural facility to match the name of the cultural space?

Who made this folly

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-14 05:54:46 UTC

This folly made by Winy Maas, MVRDV from Netherlands.

The picture of I love street

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-14 05:56:46 UTC

My selfie

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-14 05:57:02 UTC

Video

yuchaewon710 — 2023-10-14 06:41:58 UTC

Meeting Information supplementation

yuchaewon710 — 2023-12-03 10:34:06 UTC

The meeting has been increasing in the theme of the elderly, such as the theme of the elderly who are unable to lead the abolition of human life, including COVID-19 and COVID-19 is increasing.

So Jun-cheol, a postdoctoral researcher at Ewha Womans University's Center for Aging and Social Affairs, said
The problem is the next-highest class. However, it is unfortunate that the only support for them is the "elderly job project" in the "labor" centered employment program. To simply raise the issue of low salaries, measures for the elderly in the second-highest class who exist outside the "elderly job" are defenseless, so measures to solve the problem are needed in one area

Also, Professor Lee Hae-na (Professor of Sociology at Sungkyunkwan University) said
What else will the rural elderly do? In the face of rising household debt, 49.5% of agriculture are over 65. The question of how to deal with them touched the most.

My opinion Plus

yuchaewon710 — 2023-12-03 10:46:25 UTC

From the perspective of Korea, which is currently entering a super-aged society, I think the issue of human rights for the elderly should be dealt with more carefully. The reason is that the baby boomers of the 1970s will age more in 10 or 20 years, and if that happens, the elderly poverty rate is expected to be higher due to a decrease in the production population.

If the government tightens illegal regulations, conducts national-level projects to secure tax revenues, and fills jobs with the elderly, the elderly poverty rate is expected to be better than now.

But they have a problem in applying realistically, unlike the basic second-tier class, which is a decline in physical ability. In general, many companies begin retirement at the age of 56 to 60. This means that the elderly population, who start at the age of 65, is too young to be mobilized for large-scale civil engineering projects that are part of the country's projects due to their lack of physical ability.

However, large-scale civil engineering projects are large projects carried out by the state and can accommodate a large unemployed population. If the elderly population is not utilized in this area, the jobs that the state can give to the elderly will be limited, which means that it could be another reverse discrimination for the current youth population.

This has another meaning: we can face an economic system crisis caused by a decline in the working population.

Heo Won-jae - population decline and economic system crisis (Korea Economic Research Institute), 2015.

According to demographers, 40 percent of the country's population will disappear by 2075, 60 years later, and the population will decline more quickly, and the country's population will be only half the current level by 2095

In particular, the proportion of Korea's working-age population, estimated to be 73% in 2015, is expected to drop significantly (16.5 percentage points) and remain at 56.5% in 2040.

In particular, Korea, which is heading toward the total fertility rate of 0.7 as of 2023, should put its life and soul into securing the youth labor population, because if the country blindly increases the number of elderly jobs, it should worry about the outflow of the youth labor population in Korea.

So I think we need a realistic alternative
As an alternative, I believe the government's immigration policy should not be aimed at low-skilled and East Asian countries, but at high-skilled and high-income countries.

Our country is a powerhouse in the IT sector and an advanced OECD country. Therefore, if we take advantage of this and accept the immigration of talented people, there are many parts that can contribute to the competitiveness of the country and sustainable economic growth. Therefore, I think it can be an alternative to accept talented people by setting the category of talented people suitable for the situation in Korea and providing selective and intensive support for them.

If these alternatives are used, the elderly poverty rate will also decrease because the state is believed to provide better support to the poor due to the increase in the dependent population and the tax revenue generated by leaving the profession to the skilled and the elderly to do basic paperwork and response work.

The issue of human rights for the elderly is due to the increase in the elderly population.Improvement of the awareness of the elderly, youth. I think it's up to the state to step up and support them, rather than make the elderly obligated to support them.

In the end, I would like to propose increasing the immigration quota for skilled workers and easing immigration conditions, which are realistic alternatives because support for the elderly is a matter of securing tax revenue and securing a working population