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※ This video is an excerpt from Korean Journey - Cold, the Remote Region , which aired on February 8, 2025. A 100-year-old house located halfway up Mt. Manggyeongdae in Yeongwol, Gangwon Province, at an altitude of 800 meters. This is home to the couple Yoo Seung-do and Kim Mi-sook, who moved to the countryside 26 years ago. Mr. Seung-do, a poet who writes about nature, settled here because he wanted to immerse himself in nature to write. To survive the harsh winters of this mountain village, the couple loads and stacks briquettes, and grinds acorns to make acorn jelly to eat throughout the winter. However, Mr. Seung-do remains completely unconcerned, whether it is lighting a fire or gathering shepherd's purse! Ms. Mi-sook is driven crazy by her slow-moving husband. It is said that the diligent wife has become a wild beast after more than 20 years of mountain life. A couple where the wife becomes an ox, and the husband pulls the plow from behind to till the field. The only time a couple with different daily routines spends together. Grilling mackerel over briquettes and making soybean paste soup with winter shepherd's purse foraged from the field, the couple lives in harmony with nature. The couple says this is the true flavor and happiness of country living. "Just like that, living quietly." Sojodo, a remote island in Dangjin, South Chungcheong Province. Kim Gyeong-han, who used to run a rice cake shop in Seoul, moved to this island 10 years ago and became the only resident. On this barren island, where there are no boats to get there and no land to farm, Mr. Gyeong-han says he lives a self-sufficient life, employing practical wisdom. He sets up fish traps, and goes out to the mudflats to catch octopuses and clams, providing his meals every day. However, since sea conditions are not always good, when fish are abundant, he dries and stores them, and grows them in pots he buys to make ends meet; he has now developed quite a bit of know-how for living on a deserted island. Kyung-han’s pillar of support during his lonely life on a deserted island is his pet dog, ‘Bada.’ But why does Bada seem to be in such a bad mood? It turns out it is because of his longing for ‘Mungchi,’ the husband who lives on a neighboring island. Finally, the waterway between Daejodo and Sojodo opens, and Kyung-han and ‘Bada’ head toward Daejodo. Will they be able to meet Mungchi? We meet the heartwarming winter story created by Kyung-han, an island man who says he is never lonely even when alone, and his lifelong best friend, ‘Bada.’ We meet the winter of a couple who are slow-paced but happy. Grandma Kim Gap-yeon, who married at the age of 19 into a remote village in the valley of Mt. Jirisan in Hamyang, Gyeongnam, raised six children, sent them off, and is now living alone. Although she is stranded and isolated deep in the mountains whenever it snows, she never has a moment to feel lonely! This is because Ms. An Bun-jo, who moved from the city to Mt. Jirisan over 20 years ago and has now become Grandma Gap-yeon's inseparable best friend, comes to visit every day! Worried about Grandma Gap-yeon living alone, she stops by several times a day to take on all the chores and handle them effortlessly! They say laughter never ceases as they make sikhye together by simmering medicinal herbs overflowing throughout Mt. Jirisan in a large cauldron, and as they return to their childlike innocence to build snowmen in the snow-covered front yard. They say the day flies by as they sit chatting in the old red clay room, spread out pine needles, light a wood fire for a warm steam bath, and sing a song! After working up a refreshing sweat and sharing a bowl of kimchi soup, Grandma Gap-yeon and Ms. Bun-jo say they are now family to one another. Let's take a look at the warm winter of these women who say they are not lonely in this remote mountain valley because they are with their best friend. ✔ Program Name: Korea Journey - The Cold, It's a Remote Area ✔ Broadcast Date: 2025.02.08