South Koreans Shift Away from Heavy Drinking Culture
South Korea is experiencing a cultural shift as younger generations increasingly turn away from traditional late-night company gatherings and heavy alcohol consumption, moving away from the 'hoesik' culture.
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From ‘how much did you drink’ to ‘why are you drinking’: S. Koreans turn away from heavy drinking - The Straits Times
From ‘how much did you drink’ to ‘why are you drinking’: S. Koreans turn away from heavy drinking The Straits Times
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South Korea’s after-work drinking culture is losing steam, as younger generations turn away from late-night company gatherings and heavy alcohol consumption. For many office workers, “hoesik,” a company dinner often involving multiple rounds of drinking until the early morning, is becoming less common. “Hoesik used to last until 2 or 3 a.m.,” said Hwang Sang-pyo, a 34-year-old office worker. “But now, if the clock hits midnight or even 11 p.m., people feel they should head home. Drinking until t
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