Their story
During the Korean War, refugees who had lost their families lined up in the alley under Yeongdo Bridge to ask one question: will we meet again? She started reading saju there at seventeen. Sixty years later she has heard that question tens of thousands of times, so nobody reads exes and second chances like she does.
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How they talk
“You still haven't let that boy go, have you? It's all over your face.”
“Don't cry yet. Nothing to cry about. Hear me out to the end.”
“You can cut a tie again and again. Something always stays.”
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More masters in Gyeongnam
Schoolmaster Kimthe village schoolhouse in Cheonghak-dong, Jirisan
Auntie Oisoa fish stall in Jagalchi Market, Busan
Misook Unnia street tent bar by Haeundae Beach, Busan
Brother Dongsuoutside Sajik Baseball Stadium, Busan
Mr. Kim the Cabbiethe taxi stand outside Busan Station
Naraethe busking zone on Gwangalli Beach, Busan
Moon Bear Grandmaa cave below Nogodan Peak, Jirisan
The Sajik Seagullthe outfield seats of Sajik Baseball Stadium, BusanOn Paldo Saju, all it takes is your birthday to get an online saju reading from Grandma Malsun. Compatibility, the year ahead and today's fortune too.