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SEOUL, November 3 (Yonhap) -- Documentary "Hundred Years History of Women," a journey to look for a hint to get answers regarding gender issues by looking back on the life of women in the history will be aired soon.
EBS announced on November 2, "Docuprime, three episodes of 'Hundred Years History of Women' will be aired starting from November 7 until November 9, one episode a day."
"Hundred Years History of Women" will pay attention to the messages left by the lives of women 100 years ago and tell stories about the present for people in the future of 100 years who might be looking back at us.
In the first episode, "Scent of Modern Women," the documentary will go through the lives of Kang Hyang-ran, who got a bob haircut for the first time in Korean women's history, and Kim Myeong-soon, the first woman writer in Korea.
The second episode, "Pilgrimage to Become a Professional Wife," will give a glimpse into women's work and life 100 years ago through the stories of women in various occupational groups who did not give up, and the third episode, "Nth's Fault," will depict women's chronologies to solve digital sex crimes in the present time.
The first episode is scheduled to air on November 7, 9:50 p.m.
(This article is translated from Korean to English by Dowon Kim.)
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