Dream - Several countries are experiencing a birth rate emergency, one of which is South Korea. Therefore, both the central and regional governments in the Land of Ginseng are trying to implement various policies to encourage couples to marry and have children in order to increase the birth rate. Just like what the authorities in Busan District are doing, they will provide incentives to their residents who want to date.

According to the Saha District Office in Busan, the additional budget proposal for a mass blind date event for "single Korean and foreign men and women" has been approved by the district council recently. Not only native Koreans, but also foreign citizens are allowed to participate in the event. The event is scheduled for October 2024 and is aimed at young people, aged 23 to 43, who live or work in the district.

If a man and woman decide to start a romantic relationship after the event, they will receive 1 million won. Furthermore, if they hold a "sang-gyeon-rye," or a meeting with family members usually arranged before marriage, the couple will be offered an additional 2 million won or around Rp23.6 million.