The Korean stock market barbecue threatening to upset the tech boom
Balance is a fundamental principle of everyday life on the Korean peninsula, but the worst stock market crash in the nation's history threatens the livelihood of millions.
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On the Korean peninsula, balance is a fundamental principle of everyday life.
As a cultural belief, yin and yang — eum and yang in Korean — are so ingrained in the national psyche that they are incorporated into South Korea's national flag.
The balancing blue and red flows within a circle — the balance between positive and negative cosmic forces — explain the natural order and the cycle of life.
On the streets of Seoul and across the country, however, there is little sense of balance right now.
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