South Korea: 49.5% in favor of national symbolic space in center of Seoul vs. 42.6% against

The city of Seoul in South Korea is targeting 1,000 people aged 18 or older who live in Seoul to designate a national symbolic space (tentatively named the "Space of Gratitude") on Se Jeong-ro, the stretch from Gwanghwamun Junction in the center of Seoul to Gwanghwamun.
On the 5th, the results of a public opinion poll on the construction of a new school for the elderly showed that 49.5% of respondents agreed and 42.6% disagreed.
Looking at the results of this survey, the percentage of people who answered "I agree" was 63.2% for those in their 70s or older, 52.0% for those in their 60s, 51.5% for those in their 18s and 20s, and 7.9% for those in their 30s.
(51.3%). In particular, there were many people in the central Tokyo area (58.6%) and the Tohoku region (52.5%) who answered that they agreed. Those who answered that they did not agree were those in their 40s (57.9%) and 50s (48.
If a national symbolic space were to be created in the Sejong-ro area, it would increase the favorable impression of Korea among foreign tourists, including those from 22 countries that participated in the Korean War.
Regarding the question, 50.4% of respondents answered "It will probably improve," while 42.1% answered "It will probably not improve." 7.5% of respondents answered "Not sure/No answer."
The majority of people who answered "it will not get better" were in their 70s or older (68.8%) and 60s (58.0%), as well as in the central Tokyo area (53.3%) and the Tohoku region (53.1%).
The majority of young people were in their 20s (58.5%), 30s (50.2%), and in terms of region, the southeastern region (46.5%) was relatively high. The sacrifices and dedication of young people from 22 countries who participated in the Korean War, which became the foundation of Korea's prosperity,
In response to the question of whether the Korean government and local governments should make an effort to memorize the past, 79.2% answered "yes," 14.8% answered "no," and 6.0% answered "not sure/no answer."
Those who answered "it is necessary" were relatively more likely to be in their 18s and 20s (84.4%) and in their 40s (82.6%), and in terms of region, the Southwestern region (85.2%). Those who answered "it is not necessary" were relatively more likely to be in their 50s (22.
The largest areas were the northwestern region (19.3%) and the western part of the country (19.8%).