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Sampo generation
Sampo Generation ((朝鮮語:삼포세대)) is a new term in South Korea referring to a generation that gives up courtship, marriage, and childbirth. Many of the young generation have given up those three things because of social pressures and economical problems such as rocketing prices, tuition, housing prices, and so on in South Korea. This group is similar to the 'Satori Generation' in Japan.
==The origin of the word==
This term was used by the special reports team of Kyunghyang Shinmun when they published "talking about the welfare state (ko:복지국가를 말한다)". They defined this group as the rising generation who had unstable jobs, high student loan payments, precarious preparation for employment, etc., and who postponed love, marriage, and childbirth without any prospective plan. This word and its definition started rapidly to spread through various media and the internet.The burden of starting a family in South Korea reached the limit because the family has been taking over welfare duties that South Korea's government isn't willing to provide or accept responsibility for. Eventually Sampo generation showed that the structure of the traditional family unit was disintegrating at an alarming rate.
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