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A silent, cinematic video. Early morning, pale golden light, and low fog over a flooded Korean rice paddy near an ancient Joseon-era village, in the distance, hanok houses with dark tiled roofs, stone walls, wooden gates, and mountains shrouded in a soft blue mist are visible. A beautiful young Korean woman with long black hair wears a wide, woven satgat—a conical straw hat. She is bare-chested, wearing only a simple loincloth. She stands in a rice paddy, almost knee-deep in water, planting a small bundle of bright green rice seedlings with both hands. Next to her stands a woven sokuri basket filled with rice seedlings. Gentle ripples spread out from her ankles, the woman picks up the next bundle of seedlings.