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The purposes of this study were to measure Shangri-La Syndrome through the difference age(i.e. chronological age-cognitive age) of Korean in their 40s and 50s, and to examine the variables which have an effect on the syndrome, requirements of Shangri-La Syndrome and means to look young. The research was conducted on 365 men and women in their 40s and 50s from Ulsan, Busan, and Seoul. The statistical analysis methods used for the study were reliability analysis, factor analysis, frequencies analysis, t-test, correlation analysis, ANOVA, Duncan test, and regression analysis. The results of this study are as follows : First, difference age showed to be 9.5 on the average and appeared to be largest in terms of feel and interests ages and smallest in terms of look and health ages. Second, it was found that Shangri-La Syndrome was influenced by health and self-love factors from among physical and social-psychological characteristics, and age, educational status, job, and hobby out of demographic characteristics. Third, it was shown that health body was the most important condition for a living with Shangri-La Syndrome and clothing was the most effective tool available for young appearances.
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