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Kim Eun-hye, senior presidential secretary for press affairs, briefs reporters at the presidential office in Seoul, Nov. 22. Yonhap |
China has resumed online streaming of a Korean movie after six years, the presidential office said Tuesday, lifting a ban placed on all Korean cultural content over the deployment of a U.S. missile defense system in the South.
The decision was made on the occasion of President Yoon Suk-yeol's summit meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Indonesia last week, Kim Eun-hye, senior presidential secretary for press affairs, said.
The 2019 film, "Hotel by the River," by Korean director Hong Sang-soo, was earlier reported to be streaming on a Chinese OTT platform.
"During the Korea-China summit, President Yoon stressed the importance of cultural and people-to-people exchanges between the two countries' peoples, and especially the need for communication between young generations," Kim said during a press briefing.
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