South Korea's Latest Viral Youth Trend is Reading Books
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Why are young people raised on short-form video suddenly reading books in public? Thu-Huong Ha reports on South Korea’s "texthip" phenomenon, where reading has become the newest cultural status symbol. (Source: Bloomberg)
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South Korea's Latest Viral Youth Trend is Reading Books. Why are young people raised on short-form video suddenly reading books in public? Thu-Huong Ha reports on South Korea’s "texthip" phenomenon, where reading has become the newest cultural status symbol. (Source: Bloomberg) Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Markets: South Korea's Latest Viral Youth Trend is Reading Books.
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- Bloomberg Markets United States South Korea's Latest Viral Youth Trend is Reading Books Why are young people raised on short-form video suddenly reading books in public? Thu-Huong Ha reports on South Korea’s "texthip" phenomenon, where reading has become the newest cultural status symbol. (Source: Bloomberg) 6 h ago · Tier 1
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