Opening the Donguibogam library...
Opening the Donguibogam library...
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When the cold winter arrives, many people find it hard to step out from under the blankets, feel constantly drowsy, and become melancholic for no clear reason. If you have ever wondered whether you are hibernating, that might actually be an SOS signal sent by your body.

When the cold wind begins to blow and the leaves start falling, do you find yourself feeling strangely empty inside, craving warm, sweet carbs like bread, tteokbokki, or rice? If you were worried that you were the only one feeling this way, you are definitely not alone.

As the cool breeze blows and the leaves turn red in autumn, most people have remarked at least once that they are feeling the autumn blues. Have you ever wondered if you were the only one quietly feeling hollow and down without any clear reason? Today, we explore what lies behind this melancholy that so many experience in autumn, guided by Donguibogam.