She wins the love of King Sukjong and gives birth to the future King Yeongjo.
If you grew up in Mizoram during the late 2000s and early 2010s, your Sunday evenings likely had a ritual. The smell of bai (traditional stew) wafting from the kitchen. The click of the TV turning on. And then—the unmistakable sound of court ladies whispering urgently in Korean, overlaid with the calm, familiar voice of a Mizo narrator.
She wins the love of King Sukjong and gives birth to the future King Yeongjo.
If you grew up in Mizoram during the late 2000s and early 2010s, your Sunday evenings likely had a ritual. The smell of bai (traditional stew) wafting from the kitchen. The click of the TV turning on. And then—the unmistakable sound of court ladies whispering urgently in Korean, overlaid with the calm, familiar voice of a Mizo narrator. dong yi mizo version