'Pachinko' explores the dark legacy of Japan’s colonisation of Korea
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'Pachinko' explores the dark legacy of Japan’s colonisation of Korea
With the start of autumn, starving people descended upon the banks of the Tumen River in droves. Those who had relatives in China crossed over in search of food and money; survivors who’d lost loved ones surged across the border along with workers from factories that had shut down, vowing to bring back money and save their families. No one dared to
... See morecaught up in the political struggles between Japan and Chinese national powers.