Prompt Title: Independence for young adults.

Korea's filial piety culture, which emphasizes the importance of children taking care of their elderly parents, has both advantages and disadvantages. On the one hand, it promotes respect for elders and strengthens family ties. On the other hand, it can create an undue burden on children who are expected to take responsibility for their parents' well-being, often at the expense of their own lives and goals.

While it is important for children to care for their parents as they age, it is also important to recognize that this responsibility should not be all-consuming. Children should be able to balance their own needs and goals with the needs of their parents, without feeling guilty or obligated to sacrifice their own lives entirely.

Additionally, there are also systemic issues in Korea's healthcare and social welfare systems that contribute to the pressure placed on children to care for their elderly parents. The government and society as a whole need to address these issues and provide better support for elderly citizens, rather than relying solely on their children to provide care.

In summary, while filial piety culture has its benefits, it is important to recognize the limitations and potential negative effects of placing the burden of care solely on children. A balance must be struck between respecting traditions and cultural values while ensuring that individuals are not unduly burdened and can pursue their own lives and goals.