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The Steelmaker's Daughter

Yuni Jung

A Korean woman's memoir about surviving 1980s Korea through the early 2000s. Weekly episodes trace thirty years: domestic violence, gender inequality, poverty, the cost of being a woman. Stories of resilience, escape, and breaking generational cycles.

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EPISODE 22 SPRINT TO COLLEGE

A table matching Korean SAT scores to colleges and majors. Better pick the right one. There would be no more shot.

4 days ago
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EPISODE 21 FIRST DAY OF SENIOR YEAR

The math book every Korean high schooler had to pore over. Some loved it. Most hated it.

11 days ago
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EPISODE 20 SUNNY

Campus shot of Pohang University of Science and Technology, where I wandered every weekend, hoping a cute college boy would ask for my name.

18 days ago
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EPISODE 19 YOUNGJOO

1980s feminine pads. Extremely expensive, and painful to watch a chunk of my monthly allowance disappear on them.

25 days ago
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  • Yuni Jung

    Memoirist and mother writing about survival in 1980s Korea. I grew up in Pohang, an unforgiving steel-mill town, carrying stories too heavy to tell aloud—poverty, gender, endless expectations. Now I'm finally writing them down.

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