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Arirang: The Face of Joy That Greets Us Beyond the Hill of Sorrow
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- The column urges readers to interpret Arirang not as a song of resentment (han) but as a song of enlightenment that leads to finding the "true self."
- The writer interprets Arirang (我理朗) as "a song that leads to joy by understanding the principle of finding oneself," linking it to the Buddhist concept of the other shore.
- The author notes that Arirang was inscribed on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2012 and encourages readers to look back on their own hill.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 112. 아리랑, 슬픔의 고개를 넘어 마주하는 환희의 얼굴
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