Rivalry and Success: North Korean Women's Football Team

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This chapter explores the rivalry between South Korea and North Korea's women's football teams, highlighting the North Korean team's consistent success and their victory in a specific match. It delves into the gender dynamics in North Korea's society, discussing the women's role as the primary productive force and their achievements in sports despite facing a deeply patriarchal society.

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