Oh! Jjang Ddung!
Jjang-ddung, an intrepid little girl, lives to the fullest, playing whenever she can with her friend Bong-sik and neglecting her disabled sister. When her dog gives birth to a litter of puppies, she promises to take better care of her little sister if she can adopt one.
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Jjang-ddung, an intrepid little girl, lives to the fullest, playing whenever she can with her friend Bong-sik and neglecting her disabled sister. When her dog gives birth to a litter of puppies, she promises to take better care of her little sister if she can adopt one.
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