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The Name Given by the Era 

Jin Ok receives a university affiliation letter after her service in the army. But she goes to the construction site of Hungbong Youth Power Station on Kumjin River instead. Why does she volunteer to work in a sector involving arduous jobs, giving up her long-cherished dream of studying in the university?
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Jin Ok receives a university affiliation letter after her service in the army. But she goes to the construction site of Hungbong Youth Power Station on Kumjin River instead. Why does she volunteer to work in a sector involving arduous jobs, giving up her long-cherished dream of studying in the university?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kim Hyon-Chol
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Runtime:83 minutes
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