i was born in korea, but i enjoy making matzah ball soup. navigate white spaces [soft music] but i always feel a bit out of place. [birth mom speaks in korean] so you didn't even know what my disability was? [birth mom speaks in korean] so after i was born they decided to give me up for adoption. it wasn't before that? [birth mom speaks in korean] - [lily] in 2019, emily traveled to korea to meet her birth mom. she recorded her journey. - [emily] i'm meeting my birth mother for the first time. - that is exciting for you. - so much. - [speaker] who told you about birth mother? - [emily] i searched for her. it took two years. - mm-hmm. - two years of searching. - very blessing for you. you're going to meet your mother because you spend your whole life without your mom. [emily cries] [plane engine roars] [soft music] [soft music continues] - [lily] now emily's a mother herself. having her own kids changed her. [soft music] emily was put up for adoption because her birth mom was a single mother. [emily and mother cries] [emily's mother speaks in

live and remember farewell to matzah now in the house where the classic of modern russian literaturexcursions are scheduled for several weeks ahead and there is no release from tourists, and our correspondent alexei kora was there. surely this russian voice has already resounded forever the silent rasputin, worrying about the russian do not be silent live and remember farewell to mother last term french lessons the heroes of these works spoke in a special russian language in the language of valentin rasputin in simple words about the complex and eternal, and these words were born here on the shore. baikal witness. he and i changed the preslo here on the desktop, everything that the master needed , pencils and paper on it, and lay down to tell stories, and the fates of ordinary people. rasputin wrote many pages. barely. it was impossible to recognize his handwriting, it was so small, even less beads. now look at the conditions under which the writer valentin rasputin worked in port baikal, his fans come from all over the country, the current owners of the writers' dacha, vladimir skif