다음 글의 Zainichi에 관한 내용으로 가장 일치하지 않는 것은?F… | [법원직 9급 영어] 22년 1회차 기출문제 상세 페이지

다음 글의 Zainichi에 관한 내용으로 가장 일치하지 않는 것은?
Following Japan's defeat in World War II, the majority of ethnic Koreans (1-1.4 million) left Japan. By 1948, the population of ethnic Koreans settled around 600,000. These Koreans and their descendants are commonly referred to as Zainichi (literally “residing in Japan”), a term that appeared in the immediate postwar years. Ethnic Koreans who remained in Japan did so for diverse reasons. Koreans who had achieved successful careers in business, the imperial bureaucracy, and the military during the colonial period or who had taken advantage of economic opportunities that opened up immediately after the war—opted to maintain their relatively privileged status in Japanese society rather than risk returning to an impoverished and politically unstable post-liberation Korea. Some Koreans who *repatriated were so repulsed by the poor conditions they observed that they decided to return to Japan. Other Koreans living in Japan could not afford the train fare to one of the departure ports, and among them who had ethnic Japanese spouses and Japanese-born, Japanese-speaking children, it made more sense to stay in Japan rather than to navigate the cultural and linguistic challenges of a new environment.
* repatriate : 본국으로 송환하다

주로 제2차 세계대전 이후에 일본에 남은 한국인들과 후손을 일컫는다.

전쟁 후에 경제적인 이득을 취한 사람들도 있었다.

어떤 사람들은 한국에 갔다가 다시 일본으로 돌아왔다.

한국으로 돌아갈 교통비를 마련하지 못한 사람들은 일본인과 결혼했다.