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

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"#KoreanLawyerKangHanSeok Oath of the Code" #NHKBS Episode 14 airs tonight. #UdoFan is in tears at the reunion with his sister, and #ChaHaGyeong's love story is too heartbreaking (17-episode version) #KoreanDrama #KimJiYoung navicon.jp/news/92860/

"#KoreanLawyerKangHanSeung Oath of the Code" #NHKBS Tonight's episode 14 airs. #UdoFan is in tears at the reunion with his sister, and #ChaHaGyeong's love story is too heartbreaking (17 episodes total) #KoreanDrama #KimJiYoung navicon.jp/news/92860/

Today's the last day of my Obon holiday~ For some reason, I have to work just tomorrow~ and then it's the weekend off 😅 I have to watch the continuation of "Joseon Lawyer Kang Han-soo"! #KimJiYoung #김지연 #WooDoHwan #우도환 #JoseonLawyerKangHanSooCodeOfOath pic.x.com/FvzM9DI6Bj

"Born in '82, Kim Ji-young" realistically depicts the struggles and hardships of women living in Korean society, creating a storm of empathy. A must-read for today's era. #KimJiYoungBornIn82 #WantToConnectWithBookLovers #ad amzn.to/4897UPk

The tweet translates to: "I think that in regions where vegetables are cooked and eaten, women are tied to household chores for a long time because the preparation takes a lot of time. I love Korean cuisine, but after reading 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982,' I thought I couldn't make it. Italian cuisine also uses a lot of vegetables compared to other Western cuisines, and when people from other countries say 'God...' it reflects women's position when they say 'Mamma Mia.'"

The tweet translates to: "The bestseller novella by Cho Nam-joo, which was adapted into a movie in South Korea in 2019, is 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982'?"

I finally watched the movie "Kim Ji-young, Born 1982," which I had been curious about since its release but hadn't seen until now. Personally, I found it very relatable and thought it was great, but my mother, who watched it with me, had a mixed reaction. There might be a generational gap, but I was really convinced by how someone else articulated this sense of discomfort in a note.

The tweet translates to: "The discomfort I felt after reading 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982' | Sunakujira @nerenai_yoruni #BookReview note.com/sunako_3350/n/…"

The tweet translates to: "Kim Ji-young's karaoke winning strategy | Kim Ji-young (Korean-Japanese subtitles and document translation) @kjy_jimaku note.com/kjy_jimaku/n/n…"

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"I feel like I've seen something similar in Kim Ji-young... At least there are quite a few instances where the person who did something that everyone dislikes mistakenly thinks it's a funny image."

The translation of the tweet is: "In the category of men who only have looks and no agency, there is Gong Yoo, born in 1982, who is Kim Ji-young."

"Born in '82, Kim Ji-young" ② Recommended by a real friend 😙 There was a time when patriarchy functioned, right? 🤔 The problem is that as the structure of society changes, only the outdated rules bind people. If you become complacent in your social superiority, you won't even consider the basis for that superiority. We must not forget gratitude, respect, and the feeling of being there for others, right? 😙 pic.x.com/MHgpuvyFn9