After 68 years of separation, an elderly South Korean mother has the chance to reunite with her North Korean son.
Schooling Korea’s Grandmas
We meet the South Korean grandmothers going back to school, keeping classroom doors open in struggling rural towns.
Published On 5 Sep 2019
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