A Study of Chronological History of the Cross-Cultural Marriage in Koreans
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The Cross-Cultural Marriage of Koreans with other nationalities began long time ago. It was divided into four eras; cultural marriage in ancient times, Japan colonization, Korean War, and after 1990 onwards.
This article aims to analyze the cross-cultural Marriage in Koreans diachronically including the study of cross-cultural Marriage backgrounds, the factors of increasing of cross-cultural Marriage, the problems and influences of the cross-cultural marriage in Koreans.
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