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During Japanese rule in the 1930s, Sun-Nyo and her family endure repeated tragedies before finding the resolve and means to join the communist revolution against their oppressors. The opera presents self-reliance and solidarity as central ideals.
During Japanese rule in Korea, Kkot-bun sells flowers to buy medicine for her sick mother and care for her blinded younger sister. After the landlord’s wife has the sister taken away and Kkot-bun is imprisoned, her brother returns from the revolutionary army and leads villagers in an uprising against the landlord.
During Japanese rule in the 1930s, Sun-Nyo and her family endure repeated tragedies before finding the resolve and means to join the communist revolution against their oppressors. The opera presents self-reliance and solidarity as central ideals.
During Japanese rule in Korea, Kkot-bun sells flowers to buy medicine for her sick mother and care for her blinded younger sister. After the landlord’s wife has the sister taken away and Kkot-bun is imprisoned, her brother returns from the revolutionary army and leads villagers in an uprising against the landlord.