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You'll know when you leave - Soboru Kim Ja-hye
Breathing with the waves and understanding them - Surf Lodge Kim Il-wook
When Flower Rain Falls in the Garden - Flower Rain Garden, Jeong Gwang-ha, Onam-do

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Preparing for Life - The Strawberry Garden of Wu Gong by Park Hong-hee and Kwak Yeon-mi
Warm Dreams - Seulji Bakery Kim Gap-cheol and Kim Seul-ji
Blue Bookstore - May's Blue Sky Leo

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A very special table - Hwado Space Fruit, two days
The Taste of Farming - How Farmer Han Sang-yeon Became a Farmer
The Time-Selling Shop - B-Class Shop Woo Se-jin
The World's Most Inconvenient Film Festival - The Neomeonggul Film Festival: Yoon Ji-eun, Heo Geon, and Jin Nam-hyun

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Discovery of the Countryside: Dolchanggo Project: Choi Seung-yong and Kim Young-ho
When You Need a Garden - Oh Kyung-ah's Garden School Oh Kyung-ah
A fragrant and colorful home - Alesia Mansion, Sio, Louis

Nowadays, most people are born in cities and live within the city limits.
I've traveled once or twice, but I've never lived in the countryside.
Perhaps because it is so far away from their current living environment, people who are tired of city life often dream of living in the countryside.
Clean air, a village surrounded by green mountains instead of a forest of buildings, the sound of birdsong instead of car horns, and a simple meal prepared with produce grown right in the garden.
There, I feel like I won't have to worry about crowded buses on my way to and from work, and I'll be able to walk on dirt roads and do the things I like, living a simple and leisurely life.
What is real country life like?

In this Bear, we meet people who have been busy living in the city and are starting a new life in the countryside.
We met a couple who combines their urban experience with farming, and a young farmer who prepares simple, healthy meals using produce they grow themselves, and heard about their lives creating their own food.
I've seen the lives of people who come up to the city and then return to their families, working together or tending a garden, and I've also seen the lives of people who meet various people by creating a guest house.
We met people who held film festivals in the countryside, transformed stone warehouses into cultural spaces, and opened select shops and bookstores, and learned about the variety of things you can do in the countryside.
To city dwellers, rural life seems like a place where you can just sweat and farm or spend your days leisurely, but as more people live in the countryside, rural life becomes more diverse.
Hear from people building new lives in the countryside, their own way.
If you do that, you will be able to draw your own life.