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Q Sarang – Choe Yeonsil becomes a business owner in Korea amid the pandemic
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- The story follows Choe Yeonsil, who spent her whole life as a teacher in China and became the owner of the Q Sarang hair-dyeing salon while staying in Korea due to COVID-19.
- She reportedly borrowed 2 million won and 3 million won at a time and started out in a fifth-floor officetel before later securing a first-floor shop.
- The article ends with an email address for Q Sarang business start-up inquiries (guro@thekoreantoday.com), making it a piece with a strong promotional character.
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