Kim Jiyeon

The tweet translates to: "After School War Activities" 2023 / Original title: 방과 후 전쟁활동 Part 1 Script: Lee Nam-kyu Directed by: Song Young-il Starring: Shin Hyun-soo, Lee Seung-won, Lim Se-mi, Kwon Eun-bin, Kim Min-cheol, So-hee, Kim Soo-kyum pic.x.com/D3PfIPABsz

The translation of the tweet is: "Speaking of which, 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982' >RT"

The translation of the tweet is: "I was also curious about this book," and I bought "Kim Ji-young, Born 1982" after filming. 📕 x.com/classy_online/…

I read "Kim Ji-young, Born 1982" by Cho Nam-joo. I'm not used to reading Korean novels, so I got a bit confused every time a character's name came up. It's a novel that carefully depicts the absurdities of Korean society, especially the discrimination and inequality faced by Korean women. Overall, it was gloomy and devoid of hope, and I felt quite down while reading it.

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Teppun Trading 🥸 kandoranomaru.com/entry/2025/12/… I just finished watching it a little while ago 🤗✨ #Juno #2PM #KimMinHa #SongDongIl #KwonHanSol #KimYoungOk #KimJiYoung #KimMinSeok #YooWiJu #KDrama #KoreanDrama #Han #StrayKids #Synopsis #Spoilers #Thoughts #Highlights #OST #Hallyu"

Yesterday, I finally finished reading "Kim Ji-young, Born 1982." The ending was particularly frightening and brought me to tears... I learned that it was published nine years ago, but I couldn't help but wonder if anything has changed significantly in those years, which made me feel sad. I started to think about what I can do for the next nine years.

"Even though it's Netflix, I wonder if they can adapt this into a visual format in Japan without losing its message. I don't really think so. Even with the film adaptation of 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982' in Korea, after reading the original, I was left dumbfounded thinking, 'Did the person who made this movie even read the original?!' It turned out to be so different."

"Born in '82, Kim Ji-young by Cho Nam-joo / Finished reading. It depicts the lives of women in South Korea. It raises issues about the difficulties women face in their lives, particularly regarding marriage, childbirth, and parenting. While Japan has made progress in women's advancement, I believe there are still challenges that cannot be resolved immediately. #FinishedReading"

⚡🐯 Now streaming with great reviews! 🐯⚡ "I ran away because I was startled by the thunder." There was a tiger in that grass just a moment ago! Kanchori, could it be...?! The Korean drama "#Kikyu" is currently streaming on Lemino/Hikari TV/U-NEXT! Unlimited streaming starts sequentially from 12/25 🎅 #Yuk Sung Jae #Kim Ji Young #Kim Ji Hoon pic.x.com/YKGp5wDJ3P

The tweet translates to: "There are places where child-rearing support is not implemented very well. If there is no child-rearing support available nearby for parents with children aged 0-2, it is meaningless. As depicted in the movie 'Kim Ji-young,' going out with an infant or a young child is tough. If it's far and difficult, we stay home; that's what child-rearing support should be about. ... This kind of..."

The opening episode with the flowers was really wonderful, so I was wondering if they would save Tepun Trading's reconstruction through flower exports or something like that... but it turned out to be completely different (laughs). However, I think there was a bit of a resolution regarding the flower episode at the end. Kim Ji-young, Tepun's mom, was really great!

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Somewhere, I hoped that this poster would overflow throughout Japan. That wish did not come true. This country does not allow her to face forward and be accepted as she is. It is common for things brought to Japan to be bleached, and both 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982' and 'RBG' have undergone a similar bleaching process to this film."

The Korean Literature Translation Institute's regular academy has fully translated "Without a Heart of Affection" by Kim Ji-young and "The Whale's Eyes Are Falling" by Kim Bo-young, among others, this semester. We were able to invite the authors to clarify any questions during the translation process. Thank you all for your hard work this semester. Look forward to the works for next semester!

#FinishedReading Mariko Saito's "What Lies at the Center of Korean Literature" Recently, Korean literature has been gaining attention, with "Kim Ji-young, Born 1982" becoming a representative work of feminism and Han Kang winning the Nobel Prize in Literature. This book deals with the development of Korean literature and its historical background. #WantToConnectWithBookLovers pic.x.com/OU64Pp575W

"Where can I find free streaming of classical music at the end of summer? A thorough investigation of video subscription services like U-NEXT, Hulu, and Netflix. [Kim Ji-young, Peh Subin, Classical Music] mirukuma.com/natsuclassic/"