It is fascinating to understand how the constraints of traditions and of the modern world has made life impossible for young Koreans.
What is especially interesting is the comparison between China, Japan and Korea where different factors and conditions give completely different outcomes.
The clash between the sexes is not unique to Korea but it has been inflated to a point where the impact on the birth rate is staggering, outpacing Japan with the unbelievably low level of 0.72. This is as close to national suicide as can be.
Eventually, modern society must answer a fundamental question: If women are treated like men, why on earth should they have the added burden of bearing children? Could it be that societies like Korea entangled in their cultural and traditional values which cannot answer this question properly are destined to disappear?
The analysis below is sharp, concise and the conclusions apply likewise in Asia and Western societies:
Korea's Gender War is Finally Out of Control
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