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Gawon Bae

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  • Associate Producer, CNN
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Shaping the shore: Inside Busan’s sand festival

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By Kriti Gandhi, Gawon Bae Verified, Yoonjung Seo Verified
| CNN Verified
Ad Feedback Video Ad Feedback Shaping the shore: Inside Busan’s sand festival Haeundae’s golden sand beach becomes a canvas as Busan hosts its 20th Sand Festival, where towering sculptures showcase coastal beauty and craftsmanship. CNN explores the artistry behind the event through the eyes of a veteran sand sculptor.
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A Kim Jong Un le encanta el fútbol femenino norcoreano. ¿Qué impulsa su notable éxito?

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By Andrew McNicol Verified, Gawon Bae Verified
| CNN en Español Verified
Hong Kong, SeúlCNN — Kim Jong Un lideró las celebraciones, y las jugadoras lloraron de alegría, mientras las nuevas campeonas de clubes asiáticos del fútbol femenino brindaban por una conquista continental que corona una notable trayectoria para las futbolistas de Corea del Norte. El Naegohyang Women’s FC, con sede en Pyongyang, levantó el trofeo de la Liga de Campeones de Asia el mes pasado, en territorio enemigo en Corea del Sur.
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Kim Jong Un is loving North Korean women’s soccer. What drives its remarkable success?

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By Andrew McNicol Verified, Gawon Bae Verified
| KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA) Verified
Hong Kong, Seoul (CNN) — Kim Jong Un led the celebrations, and players wept with joy, as Asian club soccer’s newest women’s champions toasted a continental conquest that caps a remarkable run for North Korea’s female footballers. Pyongyang-based Naegohyang Women’s FC lifted the Asian Champions League trophy last month, on enemy soil in South Korea. Their reclusive nation is also reigning world champion in under-17s and under-20s women’s soccer.
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