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A happily married aged couple flee to the countryside and begin farming. They are average people, but something quite special is needed to achieve this normal life. The power of the ordinary leads to Korean democracy: as seen in the outcome of our candlelight protest.
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A happily married aged couple flee to the countryside and begin farming. They are average people, but something quite special is needed to achieve this normal life. The power of the ordinary leads to Korean democracy: as seen in the outcome of our candlelight protest.
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