THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
December 5, 2019 at 08:45 JST
In this Nov. 1, 2019, photo, Kim Hyun-seung from Tianjin, China, 20, who came to South Korea in 2016 to reunite with his North Korean mother after a six-year separation, speaks during an interview at the South-North Love School in Seoul. (AP Photo)
UIJEONGBU, South Korea--Song Hong Ryon looks like any other young woman in South Korea. But three years after her arrival from China, the half-North Korean, half-Chinese 19-year-old has made only two South Korean-born friends and says she’s often been hurt by little things, like when people ask if she’s from China because of her accent. [Read More]
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