Jeju's younger 'sea women' continue centuries-old culture

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A small but growing number of South Korean women in their 30s and 40s are becoming haenyeos or women divers, following in the footsteps of their mothers and grandmothers. The Straits Times' South Korea Correspondent Chang May Choon dives into this centuries-old culture to discover more.
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[@richardkio3497]

Beautiful haenyeo ,a strong brave woman. She possesses an infinite strong spirit to keep this culture alive

[@pijijai3660]

Welcome to samdal-ri kdrama bring me here. 😅

[@Gdraven1]

Her story makes me think of the plot premise of the kdrama Welcome to Samdal-ri. I wonder if the show was inspired by her story.

[@melaniekarel9610]

Love it! ❤

[@bellalexanneanna2186]

If i already know how to dive deeper, i want to dive with you❤

[@megadisc1982]

Thanks government