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00:30you
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01:31You can meet a small village at the end of this road
01:37The village where you can go once a year
01:42I remember the beginning
02:01The village in the distance
02:07You can meet a small village one time
02:12You can meet a village twice
02:15You can meet a small village once your age
02:18You can meet a village once two years old
02:20The little village next to the prison where the fairy tale of the fairy and the woodcutter began, I was with her who would not be able to forget it.
02:50The little village next to the prison where the fairy and the woodcutter began, I was with her who would not be able to forget it.
02:59It is historically significant that South and North Korea have built a village together since the Sino-Japanese War.
03:09Because both countries had a firm will, we can foresee the possibility of unification soon.
03:18Can we say that the Peace City Village Project started with the idea of unification?
03:22The dream will come true. The people's desire to unify will come true soon.
03:31Also, the whole world is watching us.
03:35South and North Korea have been living together in one village for 70 years, and the unification of the Korean Peninsula has begun.
03:44Thank you. Let's connect with the reporter on the scene.
03:47Reporter Kim Min-sun, please come out.
03:52Yes, I am at the entrance of the Peace Village.
03:55Today is the day when residents move into the Peace Village, which was formed by the agreement between South and North Korea after the declaration of the end of the war.
04:02People are arriving here right now.
04:12Reporter Kim Min-sun, how is the atmosphere on the scene?
04:16Yes, even in the midst of a busy time, the lively life of the residents of the Peace Village is going on.
04:22I'm so excited to move into the Peace Village.
04:27The sea is so beautiful. It's the best.
04:52Peace Village, which was formed by the agreement between South and North Korea after the declaration of the end of the war.
05:08The whole world is watching the moment when South and North Korea declared to live in one village after 70 years.
05:23Isn't it a very meaningful moment?
05:28I can't believe it either.
05:31I heard that the Peace Village was designated by AI for 10 applicants from South and North Korea. What are your plans for the future?
05:39First of all, if they live in the Peace Village for about a year as a demonstration, and if the case is successful, we plan to increase the number of residents gradually in the future.
05:55Yes, I'm looking forward to seeing how people who have lived in different backgrounds from each other will embrace each other in the future.
06:08I'm Park Jun-mo, the general manager of the Peace Village.
06:29Please give us a brief introduction of the Peace Village.
06:33Our Peace Village is located in the middle of Manpyeong, and it provides a safe and comfortable residential environment for residents with residential and farm facilities.
06:44Comrade Jun-mo!
06:46Who are you?
06:48I'm Lee Jang-soo, the manager of the North.
06:53Stop calling me a comrade.
06:56Comrade Jun-mo.
07:00How far did I go?
07:02Comrade Jun-mo.
07:04It provides a safe and comfortable residential environment, and above all, it serves to create a peaceful village.
07:15Yes. It is said that the residents of the Peace Village are now becoming reliable neighbors in the enemy, maintaining farmland and running health facilities.
07:27This has been reporter Kim Min-sun from the Peace Village.
07:30You can see that this project started with the idea of unification, right?
07:35Yes, that's right.
07:37That's why the success of this Peace Village is essential.
07:41Until the day when South and North become one.
07:44Among the viewers, I think there are some who hope for the establishment of the Peace Village.
07:50I hope that this project will end successfully and that there will be positive changes in the relationship between South and North.
07:57It's a waste of money to spend on the village, but I'm looking forward to it because I'm saying that if it goes well, unification will come first.
08:04What if you say something for the families who enter the Peace Village?
08:08I'm going as a representative of our country, so be proud, eat well, and have a good time.
08:12Have a good time.
08:24Brother, are you okay?
08:26Why?
08:27Can a person who is sensitive to sight, smell, and hearing endure this in the countryside?
08:32Fly, fly, grasshopper, mosquito, centipede, cow dung smell, dog barking sounds are basic options.
08:39Hey, give me a cigarette.
08:40No, I'm really worried.
08:44Is this the best solution?
08:47It's too harsh for fans around the world who love your performance to punish you for a year.
08:55Goodbye.
08:57Brother!
08:58Brother Ju-young!
09:03I'm sorry, I won't interview you.
09:06Go in quickly.
09:10Ju-young!
09:12Ju-young!
09:26Welcome to the Peace Village.
09:28I'd like to confirm your identity. Please give me your ID card.
09:32I'd like your ID card, too.
09:41I'd like to confirm your identity. Please give me your ID card.
09:52Yes, it's confirmed.
09:54The moving center staff must come out before 3 p.m.
09:58What about our ID card?
10:00As you were informed in advance, we will confirm your identity when the vehicle returns.
10:04You must come out of the village before 3 p.m.
10:08It's tricky.
10:10Yes, sir.
10:37What? You haven't arrived yet?
10:40That's what I'm saying.
10:41No, I got a call that I left earlier.
10:44I don't know what happened.
10:46Oh, man.
11:07I'm sorry.
11:38Please be careful.
11:40The coffee dripper will break.
11:42Yes, sir.
12:08Please hang it in the middle of the living room wall.
12:12Here?
12:13Yes.
12:16Your picture? Here?
12:18Yes. Please hang it at the right angle.
12:37Okay.
13:08Huh?
13:15Hey!
13:19You can't just drop it like that.
13:22Isn't it broken?
13:24I hit it a little.
13:28A little?
13:30This piano is like a living creature.
13:32It's like a living creature.
13:34Just a scratch on this leg will change the sound.
13:37What do you know?
13:40Yes, yes, yes.
13:42Do you think an ignorant person like us knows that?
13:45Let's go.
13:49What is it?
13:50You have to move it into the piano.
13:52We're ignorant, so we can't move the piano.
13:53Call a smart person.
13:56Are you really going?
13:58It's almost 3 p.m.
13:59We have to go.
14:01Leave this in there.
14:02Otherwise, I can't give you a moving soldier.
14:05I've already received all the advice in the country.
14:11I can't go.
14:13Let's go.
14:28Hey!
14:30You can't call me like this!
15:00Oh, it's getting late.
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18:30What's going on?
18:31Your engine's overheating.
18:36Oh my gosh.
18:39You're Lim Ju-young, right?
18:44Oh my gosh! You're Kim Joo Young, right?
18:52You've been playing the piano since you were in school,
18:55and you won first place in the Chopin International Piano Competition for the first time as a Korean in 2015,
18:59and you've been touring the world for seven years since you won first place,
19:02and you're the pianist who performed the most!
19:04Oh, you're a fan. Do you need an autograph?
19:07No, it's okay. I'm Kim Joo Hee.
19:10Oh, I moved to the back.
19:13But why did you come all the way here?
19:20No, other people said they'd give me a house, so I applied for it.
19:25I mean, what's missing here?
19:29I can't stand being curious.
19:32I'm just going to rest.
19:33Oh, well, you must be tired.
19:37Oh, is this the piano?
19:39Don't touch other people's stuff.
19:43If you have time later, please teach me how to play the piano.
19:47I don't take lessons.
19:49Oh, you don't?
19:50Oh, then I can come over sometimes, right?
19:53Yes?
19:55Oh, that's cool.
19:59Is there anyone who has a cell phone?
20:03Here, use this.
20:09What's the unification propaganda?
20:11The bus stopped here.
20:13It's about 10km away from here.
20:20I'll send a rescue car, so wait.
20:22Yes, sir.
20:27He told me to wait until the rescue car comes.
20:30But it's going to take some time.
20:34No, it's too late now.
20:36How much longer do you want me to wait?
20:38I don't know exactly.
20:41How much longer do I have to wait here?
20:44About 10km.
20:52Then let's go.
20:53Everyone, just get what you need.
21:03Can you walk?
21:04Of course.
21:09It's cold when the sun sets.
21:14It's okay. Come on.
21:38It's okay.
21:54Oh, my God.
21:56Hey, isn't this a party from the start?
21:59No, it's not.
22:02Why do you guys always do that?
22:04There's nothing that can be protected.
22:07What if the person who told us to come doesn't come and shoot a missile?
22:12No.
22:14Can't you trust our Republic of Korea?
22:17That's never going to happen.
22:19Our Republic of Korea doesn't say a word.
22:24What do you mean? I don't trust you.
22:37Excuse me.
22:48Why are you walking?
22:52Isn't it because the bus is broken?
22:59Give it to me.
23:01I don't have anything to do.
23:02Take me to the house of the people.
23:04Yes, sir.
23:07This way.
23:27Yes, it's me.
23:28Report to us that you just arrived.
23:30Yes, yes.
23:38Oh, my God.
23:44Oh, my feet hurt again.
23:46Who told you to follow me here?
23:49Do you think my comrade came all the way here?
23:51This is all for you to protect the Republic of Korea.
23:55Am I a child?
23:57Comrade.
23:58Even if it wasn't me, another comrade would have come.
24:01Isn't it comfortable and nice to be on the road?
24:04Do you think I don't know?
24:07If you hold out here for a year, you will be given the Pyeongyang Citizenship and the priority distribution right.
24:11I know everything I did to my father.
24:16No, I'm not that.
24:18I went to shout next to a neat person like Comrade Nagyung.
24:22You can go now.
24:24Then rest well today.
24:27Goodbye.
24:37What is this?
25:07What is this?
25:37What is this?
26:07What is this?
26:37Oh, my God.
26:41No, that...
26:42Why are your eyes...
26:50This side rushed in first.
26:53This eye is this eye.
27:08Oh, my God.
27:19No, why are you at someone else's house like a ghost?
27:22Is it my house?
27:23What are you talking about?
27:24That's my house.
27:25My house.
27:26Please calm down for a moment.
27:27Yes.
27:28Let's sit down.
27:30It won't be a big deal.
27:32Yes.
27:37I don't like it.
27:59What is it?
28:00Why are you so...
28:08Excuse me.
28:09Wait a minute.
28:10I'll check here.
28:11Yes.
28:12I'll check here.
28:13Yes.
28:14Yes.
28:41Oh, my God.
28:42That comrade is the daughter of the ambassador of the boy group.
28:45If this is true, the party will be in a mess.
28:49Still, shouldn't we report it to the upper management first and find a way?
28:54So...
28:59Hey, Jang Soo-ya.
29:01Yes.
29:02If this is known, you and I may have to take full responsibility and step back.
29:09Yes.
29:10If that happens, the right to live in peace will be blown away, and the right to play volleyball will be blown away.
29:20No.
29:21My cat and my wife are the only ones who trust me.
29:31Hey, Jang Soo-ya.
29:33Yes.
29:34Get a hold of yourself and trust me and follow me.
29:37Okay?
29:38No, I'm sorry.
29:40Hey.
29:42Now, imagine it.
29:45A man and a woman live in the same house by accident, and then they fall in love with each other.
29:58What do you think?
29:59Doesn't it look like a picture?
30:03Yes, it looks like a picture.
30:05Right?
30:06I've never thought about it.
30:09Hey.
30:10Why are you so negative?
30:12Huh?
30:14Hey, haven't you seen the beginning of love?
30:16Well, I've seen it.
30:18I know.
30:19Look at this.
30:21We have to get these two together.
30:26That's how we live.
30:27That's right.
30:28We have to make them meet no matter what.
30:30That's right.
30:36That's right.
30:47What happened?
30:48Did you check it?
30:49Yes, I checked it.
30:55It can't be solved right now.
30:59To be honest, there's no house left.
31:03What?
31:06It's been a year since the tenant was separated.
31:09The rest of the house has been moved in.
31:13No.
31:14What are you talking about?
31:16How can a man and a woman live in the same house?
31:19Who knows?
31:21Looking at her kicking people around, I think she's a North Korean worker.
31:24I even got poisoned while sleeping.
31:25Hey!
31:28Oh, wait a minute.
31:29You two, calm down.
31:30Yes.
31:31Yes.
31:33This is honestly our mistake.
31:37But why don't you think about it like this?
31:40Like what?
31:43If you two, representing the South and the North, give in a little bit and open the door to your hearts,
31:50This will be the first step to unifying the South and the North.
31:55But if you report for this,
31:58The Pyeonghwa Village project may go back to the beginning.
32:05Do you want that?
32:10It may be recorded as a person who turned the clock back on the unification of the South and the North, not a genius pianist in history.
32:17Do you want that?
32:22Why are you talking so much?
32:25Really.
32:27Oh, then please move my piano in the yard into the house.
32:35Yes.
32:36Let's move it right now.
32:38Yes.
32:40And if you sincerely apologize for hitting her here, I will accept this situation.
32:47Hey.
32:48Apologize?
32:50Apologize for eating?
32:52And who do you think you are?
33:23You are going to represent the party and the people before you are my daughter from now on.
33:31Go and be nice to her.
33:33Don't worry.
33:35And my father will keep his promise with me a year later.
33:43If something goes wrong, I can't take responsibility for you.
33:46Do you understand?
33:47Yes.
33:48If something goes wrong, I can't take responsibility for you.
33:50Do you understand?
33:51Yes.
33:52I understand.
33:55Father.
33:57Tell me.
33:59Can't you just tell me to go well?
34:18Yes.
34:31All right.
34:33Well, is it difficult to live in the same house?
34:37If it's for the party and the people, I'm willing to sacrifice my body.
34:42Thank you so much.
34:46Thank you very much.
34:51Excuse me.
34:53Aren't you going to apologize to me?
35:03Your eyes.
35:07I'm sorry I made you like this.
35:09I'm sorry.
35:14Are you an apple?
35:15Why are you putting your eyes there?
35:27Where are you going in the big room?
35:39I'm sorry.
36:09I'm sorry.
36:21It's not a good conscience.
36:23The man who ate quite a bit abroad is a pig.
36:28Do you have a big room?
36:30Yes.
36:38There's no response and there's nothing wrong.
36:44I don't think the focus is right.
36:48Wait a minute.
36:50Does it hurt here?
36:54Who hit you?
36:55No, I fell.
36:59How did you fall and only one eye was bruised?
37:03Shouldn't you go to a big hospital?
37:06I hit it really hard.
37:08It hurts when you get hit hard.
37:11I didn't get hit, I fell.
37:16Isn't this a muscle?
37:17It's normal.
37:29I'm sorry.
37:49What?
37:59What?
38:17Oh, this is how it comes out.
38:30I'm sorry.
38:32I'm sorry.
38:59I'm sorry.
39:06No way.
39:07I'm sorry.
39:29What are you doing?
39:30No...
39:34That's...
39:36What is it?
39:42No...
39:44This is my room.
39:46It's not polite to change rooms like this without saying a word.
39:51Does a polite comrade touch someone else's stuff?
39:54Oh, that's...
39:57That's enough.
40:06I have to change my clothes.
40:10Please leave politely.
40:22Oh, I'm going crazy.
40:24I don't have a bed.
40:28I can't sleep well in a strange place.
40:42I'm sorry.
40:45I'm sorry.
40:54I'm sorry.
41:02I'm sorry.
41:24I'm sorry.
41:42Why are you paying for your clothes?
41:46I'm going to show my son how strong I am.
41:52I'm bored.
41:59How are you?
42:00Are you okay?
42:02What do you mean?
42:04That man.
42:06If you see him holding a piano like that,
42:09I don't think he's an ordinary man.
42:11Are you okay?
42:13I barely care.
42:15How can you do that?
42:17I'm doing my job.
42:19If you don't have a job,
42:21I don't think I can do it.
42:24But don't you think you should report this situation to the party?
42:31Hello.
42:33The 10th day of the village.
42:35I met two North Korean residents on a morning walk.
42:38Please wave your hand.
42:47Yes.
42:49Lieutenant, what are you doing?
42:53I'm going.
42:59It's cool.
43:10Oh, my back.
43:13I have to sleep in bed, but I don't know if my back is going to break.
43:17How can a man have such a weak back?
43:20Excuse me.
43:22This is all because of you.
43:36You're really doing a lot.
43:41Oh, my God.
43:42Lieutenant, did you get up?
43:44Did you get up?
43:45I'm here to move the piano.
43:47Piano.
43:58A little to the left.
44:03No, it's over.
44:05About 12 centimeters to the left.
44:09No.
44:11Just five centimeters this way.
44:14Oh, my God.
44:19All right.
44:20Get off now.
44:33Wait a minute.
44:44All right.
45:15Oh, my God.
45:18What's going on?
45:19What's going on?
45:33It's a little disappointing.
45:39Well, it's okay.
45:41It's okay.
45:43It's okay.
45:44It's okay.
45:47Yes, residents of Pyeonghwa Village.
45:59First of all, welcome to Pyeonghwa Village.
46:05I'm not pronouncing it.
46:07I'm going to have a meeting with the residents of Pyeonghwa Village this evening.
46:13Hello.
46:14The location is in front of the house of the world-famous pianist Lim Ju-yong.
46:20It's five o'clock in the afternoon.
46:23You have to attend without missing a minute.
46:27What are you talking about?
46:28What are you talking about?
46:30We've got food, drinks, and a little bit of booze.
46:35I'd appreciate it if you could show up as soon as possible.
46:44Isn't it the first car today?
46:47Oh, and Lim Ju-yong's piano in the south.
46:52Han Ha-kyung's violin in the north.
46:58I'd appreciate it if you could attend without missing a minute.
47:07Then shouldn't I play the piano again?
47:12I put it in so hard. What kind of training is this?
47:16No, who's going to party?
47:19Playing?
47:20What performance?
47:29Woobin, mark it under this piano bridge.
47:36When are you going to move this again?
47:43There's going to be a party today, so I'm choosing clothes to match the TPO.
47:48Which one would look good?
47:52First, second.
47:58They're both pretty. Shall we look at something else?
48:09Chief, what are you doing?
48:13Why are you having a party without consulting me?
48:16Who's playing the piano?
48:18Is this a communist country?
48:19No, that's not it. I...
48:24This is how our republic works.
48:25Do you always work like this in the south?
48:28You don't get an opinion without discussing it with the other party.
48:31Isn't it immoral to inform everyone like this?
48:35That's right. It's really immoral.
48:56What are you doing?
49:08Shake it off!
49:09Shake it off!
49:11Shake it off!
49:12Shake it off!