Experience the warmth of winter through the eyes of eight-year-old Buni on Dongji, the shortest day of the year, when families share red bean porridge and gain a year of age.
During the longest night of the eleventh lunar month, a newlywed bride struggles to sew traditional socks for her parents-in-law, discovering unexpected warmth and shared tradition along the way.
Discover the traditional Korean proverb about autumn heat and elderly health, exploring seasonal transitions, fleeting vitality, and deep family bonds in late Joseon folklore.
Discover the Korean folklore of Yeongdeung, the wind deity who descends on the first day of the lunar second month, through a charming grandmother-grandchild tale and historical customs.