Recently, a post about 'allowance payments' by Mr. A, who has a university child, was posted on a community posting about 'allowance payments.' He said, "When my child enters university, he doesn't want to work part-time and prefers to focus on studying and extracurricular activities," adding, "Since he attends school from home, he doesn't need rent," and added,,,, "(My child) asked for 1.5 million won a month as pocket money," and added, "My child said that for food, transportation, decoration, and dates, this amount is considered standard." Netizens responded with comments such as, "Why would you get an allowance when you're an adult?", "You just need to pay tuition," and "You should try earning money by working part-time yourself," while ,,, agreed, saying, "We could give you about 1,000,000 won, but 1,500,000 won is over the line," showing agreement with a certain level of allowance. In another post, Mr. B, who identified himself as a university student, asked, "Is it true that receiving 500,000 won from your parents is insufficient?" ,,, commented on the post, saying, "With the current cost of living, 500,000 won is insufficient," and "I received 500,000 won 20 years ago, but that's too little." On the other hand, since college students are adults and their parents' retirement is at stake , there was also a counterargument that they should bear their own tuition and living expenses. There was also a counterargument that students should bear their own tuition and living expenses, ,,,In the end, 1 million won is appropriate. Either !! or by working part-time and earning it themselves!!!!!!!
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