As the elderly population increases, the welfare of the elderly is receiving attention. In this regard, recently, the ‘Jjaljjalgi pilgrimage route’ is a socially hot potato. The national pension system started in 1988 in Korea. When the Boss Park Kyong Ju was 20 years old. The Boss Park Kyong Ju was surprised to see the amount of social insurance in March. Salad Troupe had to pay more than 1.7 million won in insurance fees per month, even though the number of Employees enrolled in social insurance was only 6. It costs more than 10 million won a year, but can a business as small as a Salad survive such a big burden? Since the Boss Park Kyong Ju is an unpaid Boss, a subscription to social insurance is not a prerequisite. The Boss Park Kyong Ju imagined herself in the future joining the Jjaljjalgi pilgrimage route.

What is Jjaljjalgi(짤짤이): Money-picking game handed down in Jinju City, Gyeongsangnam-do, Korea. If the opponent hides the coin in their fist, it is a game in which the odd number and the even number are matched to take the amount of money bet.

The modern version of the ‘Jjaljjalgi pilgrimage route’: A term referring to the pilgrimage of elderly people to receive the 500 won that social groups and churches distribute to the poor. Elderly people pilgrimage to Seoul and Gyeonggi-do while riding the subway for free to receive 500 won.

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