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1.영작
Korea`s traditional culture is facing significant challenges that threaten its continued existence in the modern world. The rapid pace of globalization and industrialization has led to a shift in values and lifestyles, leaving little room for traditional practices that have been cherished for centuries. As younger generations gravitate towards international trends and digital platforms, traditional arts, crafts, and customs are increasingly seen as outdated or irrelevant. The diminishing interest in traditional forms of expression, such as Korean painting, calligraphy, and music, is alarming. These art forms, which not only embody the aesthetics of Korean culture but also represent the historical narratives of the nation, are struggling to find new audiences. Schools and educational institutions often prioritize global competencies and modern skills over traditional knowledge, resulting in a disconnect between youths and their cultural heritage. Festivals that once celebrated…