Synopsis

South Korea stands on the precipice of a demographic crisis unprecedented in human history. Possessing the world's lowest fertility rate alongside an aging populace, the nation confronts a future fraught with economic stagnation, urban decay, cultural decline, and a dwindling workforce. Projections indicate that by 2060, nearly half of South Korea’s population will be aged sixty-five or older, with entire regions potentially becoming deserted as the overall population continues its decline.