Annal A Manipulated The New York Times Article

(1)fierce competition for entrance exams
(2)conflict between men and women
(3)Men who are into Internet games
(4)I looked up the original text because it was weird
(5)1 Brutal Academic Academy
(6)2 Feminism of women against conservative social expectations and anti-pees of men
(7)Minism-induced polarization
(8)3 Korea’s conservatism is Confucian, not religious, as it is in the West
(9)a family problem
(10)The writer says that religious beliefs are more conducive to family building than traditions
(11)Korea has long been cutting edge in the Internet game culture, which is young
(12)made them attracted to virtual beings rather than encounters with the opposite sex
(13)Except for the words feminism and anti-feminism
(14)I just deleted the criticism of Korean conservatism
(15)Internet game culture has developed so much that it’s more like a virtual honor than a meeting with the opposite sex
(16)I’ve translated it into guys who are into internet games attracted to Jae