South Korean parents pray live-streamed during their children's crucial university entrance exam.
South Korean parents are engaging in live-streamed prayer sessions and rituals to support their children during the crucial Suneung university entrance exam. These nine-hour sessions, held at churches and temples and live-streamed on platforms like YouTube, involve specific prayers and Buddhist rituals like bowing 108 times. The exam, taken by about 522,670 students, is a highly significant event in South Korea, prompting officials to take measures like rescheduling flights to ensure optimal exam conditions.
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