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Korean War: The Forgotten Victory
In the U.S., the Korean War is a “forgotten war.” A total of 1.5 million man-days of American soldiers participate in the war, and more than 36,000 soldiers died in battle, but it is nicknamed “Orphan of history,” because it is dwarfed by World War II and the Vietnam War....
Rain boots` upward mobility
"Houses in same forms were flooded here and there, standing awkwardly in vacant lots. After minutes of driving, the village he will reside finally has stretched out. Dark gray factories besides the houses were generating soot." This place is Wonmi-dong, a remote yet beautiful...
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