Protests against President Yoon Suk-yeol have escalated after his declaration of martial law, leading to significant public unrest.
Demonstrators are divided along generational lines, with older supporters contrasting sharply against younger opponents calling for Yoon's resignation.
Family relations are strained, as many young South Koreans confront disapproval from parents regarding their political beliefs.
An analyst explained that deeper ideological differences contribute to the political crisis, with older generations focusing on stability over progressive values.
Despite the divisions, some view the current turmoil as an opportunity for South Korea's democracy to emerge stronger.