In the days of young people from provincial areas flocking to Seoul in the 1980s, young people who had nothing to learn and have nothing were gangsters’ money. The Roh Tae-woo administration did not wage a war on crime for no reason

Before and after the IMF, the gap between the rich and the poor widened in earnest, and it was multi-level. The news spread that people in their 20s live together for multi-level classes around Macheon-dong, Gangdong.

It is presumed to be around this time, various Saiba and heretical religious groups were called into power in the provinces, and although they pretended to be doctrines, the profit model was ultimately multi-level. It was a time when people were overflowing with knowledge of the province, and stories were heard everywhere about school seniors to check if they were ccc and follow them.

Since then, as online has become a trend, online gambling has emerged, and it has been transferred to mobile devices. Since then, phishing has emerged, and what was initially conducted in Korea has been internationalized in China and Southeast Asia along with gambling. It seems that their current destination is the Cambodian workshop.

It is always the case that young people who have nothing, learn nothing, and have no chance are involved in crimes or become violent criminals at all, making ridiculous choices. However, in the course of the past 50 years or so, there are unfortunately far more young people in the provinces who are involved in these crimes, become victims, and then become perpetrators again.

Most of the people who have been reported missing appear to be young people from the provinces, even though they keep looking for Cambodian news this time. This means that even though there are more people in their 20s and 30s in the Seoul metropolitan area due to the current demographic structure, more local young people seem to have fallen for the temptation of high-value jobs.

We don’t know why Seoulites are better educated, Seoulites are more intelligent, or the provinces have been unable to find a breakthrough in their stuffy lives unless it is a ridiculous opportunity like that, but this one will probably continue in a different form, apart from bringing back people in need from Cambodia.

Now, whenever I go to the countryside, I can’t see any young people except for some tourist attractions. When it is recognized, my heart becomes really heavy. Born in the countryside was not an option, but the only opportunities for these friends are gangster, multi-level, Shincheonji, and phishing at best.

Although it cannot be solved at once, saving the province is really the biggest important task in Korea for the next 50 years.