At present, 100,000 households in South Korea are still heating themselves with honeycomb coal for t

According to South Korea**, more than 100,000 households in South Korea are still using honeycomb coal for heating in the winter, but the continuous use of briquettes has caused these residents to worry about the winter.

It is understood that in 2014, there were 46 briquette factories in South Korea, but due to business difficulties, it has now been reduced to 36. South Korea said that since South Korea more than tripled the size of briquettes in 2018, it has made it more difficult for many poor people to heat up in winter.

After World War II, South Korea's economy lagged behind North Korea's, and it lagged far behind. By 1960, South Korea's per capita GDP was less than 13 North Korea's, and it was not until 1970 that North Korea equaled. <>

According to Yonhap News Agency this year, South Korea's GDP fell in the second quarter from the previous quarter, with negative growth for two consecutive quarters, hitting the lowest level in a single quarter since the first quarter of the Asian financial crisis in 1998.

Exports fell sharply from the previous quarter of 1963 (-24%) to the lowest level in 56 years and 6 months, and imports also decreased from the previous quarter.

equipment investment and construction investment decreased month-on-month and respectively; Household consumption increased month-on-month. The output value of manufacturing and agriculture, forestry and fishery decreased month-on-month at the same time; Affected by the downturn in wholesale and retail, accommodation and catering, and transportation, the output value of the service industry decreased month-on-month.

At present, there are still many people in South Korea who are using briquettes to heat the winter, from the surface we can see that South Korea's overall economy needs to be improved, China is constantly using natural gas heating from honeycomb coal, carbon, rural towns and villages began to use large heating when heating, South Korea unexpectedly nearly 100,000 people are still using honeycomb coal, there are still people who have difficulty heating in winter, this is how many years ago China, if a country's economy is not improved, the most suffering is the people.

Perhaps this year, the global impact of the new crown epidemic has made it more difficult for the Korean people to heat their homes. <>

South Korea is on the hot search because of honeycomb coal, which is very surprising to Chinese who have experienced these difficulties, and hopes that the Korean people can greatly improve their heating this year.

Under the influence of the epidemic this year, the GDP of all countries has fallen sharply, and I hope that the people of every country can live a happy and healthy life. Survive the catastrophe of the new crown epidemic together.

Although South Korea is now China more than a decade or even decades ago, I believe that through unremitting efforts, we will be able to live a better life.

At present, 100,000 households in South Korea are still using honeycomb coal for heating for the winter, which shows that some infrastructure in South Korea is actually relatively backward, why there are no heaters, and their country may not have reached a very good alliance and cooperation with some foreign countries, so there is no enterprising heater.

This shows that South Korea's heating system is not perfect, and it can also be seen that there are more poor people in South Korea, and there are still people using this coal.

It shows that the urban facilities are not perfect. The infrastructure is being built too slowly, and so many people are not using collective heating.

The gap between the rich and the poor is relatively large. Korean TV dramas always give people a feeling of being tall, but there is still a big gap between reality and TV dramas, so many Koreans are still using honeycomb coal for heating, which shows that there is a big gap between the rich and the poor.

It shows that the gap between the rich and the poor in South Korea is very serious, and the economy of some regions is still extremely backward, and it is very unsafe to use honeycomb coal for heating, and it is easy to be poisoned.