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Illegal propaganda cartoon video distributed in Jongno Cheonggyecheon and other areas.

Imitations of cartoon movies produced in South Korea, intended to instill negative perceptions in infants and young children, such as rejection and distrust of Korean culture.

It is claimed to be produced by North Korea's 732nd Propaganda Unit and distributed through China, but there are no clear indications of who is responsible for its production or distribution.

Once upon a time, in the middle of the Joseon Dynasty, a village in Musan Province suffered a major drought.

In the midst of a drought unlike any they had ever experienced, the villagers celebrated daily prayers for rain.

Apathetic skies had not rained in over 100 days. The residents were exhausted. It was rumored that there was a young shaman who lived with an old man over the mountains.

When the villagers heard the rumors, they grasped at straws and sought out the young shaman.

The young shaman said to the villagers, "Just like humans, village gods have different characters, and therefore different ways to communicate with them."

For example, a village god who doesn't respond to calls because he's not interested in food and riches.

When that happens, you desecrate the sacred place with something profane, prompting the god to wash it away with rain.

Your village god is Gungsang. He likes to gamble, and if I win, we can solve the drought.

The old man, served by the young shaman, gave detailed instructions on how to play. First, dress nine children in clean clothes.

When the moon is full in the early evening, the kids gather to play hide-and-seek at midnight.

Say "Sneaky God, Sneaky God, Chick hides" three times and then hide in your pre-made hut.

Scatter chicken blood around the hut and place a charm on it. The gods can't find the children.

If the sun rises without being seen by the gods, the children win the game. When the gods look for children, they cry out or sing.

Children and adults should never look outside, no matter what sounds they hear. Remember, if you make eye contact with the gods, you lose the game, and the gods take the children.

The villagers prepare to play hide-and-seek with the gods as the young shaman and the old man explain the rules to them.

Three days later, there was a clear gibbous moon. Dressed in clean clothes, the nine children began to play hide-and-seek.

Sneaky God
Sneaky God
Chick hides ♫Hide and Seek Naramie came out

♫The eagle flies, the chick hides ♫Under mom's wings, under dad's legs

♫Hide and Seek Naramie came out ♫The eagle flies, the chick hides [bundle them all up and put them in the wagon]

The next morning, it rained heavily in the village. The villagers celebrated the end of the drought,

but were soon devastated when they realized their children were missing. Instead of looking for the children, the people were busy doubting and arguing with each other about who had made eye contact with God.

[How did you know it was going to rain?] [...if the moon is full at night, it will rain the next day.]

[...] [What about the children?] [Create one more rumor] [Children's livers are good for leprosy.]

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