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También conocido como Youth Village Report · 청춘귀촌보고서
por Maru
Fed up with city life and the people in it, Hae-rang escapes to the rural hometown of her late grandmother, a place filled with warm childhood memories. There she reunites with Miro, the one special friend who always made her feel truly seen. The villagers are a little too eager to fuss over her, and the young locals eye her with a subtle wariness, but Hae-rang pushes through it all — only to find that every time she takes two steps toward Miro, he retreats three steps back. She can't help but feel hurt. Didn't we mean something to each other? Miro carries old wounds — the discrimination he faced for being mixed-race, and a deep fear of being left behind. Hae-rang has her own scars from a lifetime of being patronized because of her frail health. Around them are others carrying their own quiet burdens: Dae-seok, judged for his unconventional long-haired look, and Ok-hee, rejected by her own parents for not being "feminine enough." Together, these young people find ways to lean on each other, heal, and push back against the prejudices that have shaped their lives.
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