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Goryoins(ethnic Koreans in the Soviet Union) continue moving there in large numbers, even though the Russian language is not widely spoken in South Korea. Initially, individual Goryoins migrated to So...
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Goryoins(ethnic Koreans in the Soviet Union) continue moving there in large numbers, even though the Russian language is not widely spoken in South Korea. Initially, individual Goryoins migrated to South Korea, found work, and sent money back to their families in their former Soviet countries of origin. But in recent years, they are ¡®returning¡¯ to South Korea accompanied by their families. For Goryoins, Ddaetgol, Seonbu 2-dong in Ansan is the first enclave in Korea that resembles their hometowns back in their CIS countries of origin. Since Ansan is located near Seoul, it is an appealing city to foreigners. Because of their inability to speak Korean, Goryoins gravitate towards the Ansan area. In addition to being around fellow Goryoins who speak Russian, there are also many industrial manufacturing jobs, and housing rents are low compared to Seoul. As of 2017, there are an estimated 10,000 Goryoins living in Ansan, and approximately 4,000 of them live in Ddaetgol.
With assistance from ¡®Neomeo¡¯ Goryoin Support Center (which has operated since 2011), during the last 2-3 years, the Goryoin town in Ansan has come to have cleaner streets and it is transforming into a more desirable area where Goryoin immigrants and former residents in the area coexist. Goryoins strive to settle and adapt to Korean society while simultaneously maintaining distinctive features of their unique culture. In addition, they are in the process of creating a community where they coexist with the Koreans who have resided in the area for some time. Rather than becoming an undesirable ghetto, Ansan Ddaetgol Goryoin Town is developing into ethnic enclave that can enliven the economy of the area and have an otherwise positive effect on the region. Furthermore, it functions as both a meeting place and a spiritual pillar for Goryoins returning to Korea and especially those who are starting to settle in metropolitan areas.
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