2/15 It means China’s Yellow River may wind in different directions, but in the end, it flows east. “It was a favorite phrase used by Koreans devoted to China during Chosun dynasty. It indicates yearning for China.” said Jeong Kyu-jae, a journalist and CEO of PennMike. (1:35)

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