이산가족 2차 상봉, 총 81가족 재회<br /><br /> Staying with the family reunions.<br />This time we're going to turn the spotlight to the many heart-breaking stories of the individuals who have been kept from seeing their loved ones for too long, in fact nearly all their lives.<br />To help us do that, we have our Lee Ji-won with us in the studio today. <br />Jiwon?<br /><br /> Daniel, just like the first set of reunions there were many heart wrenching stories in these sets of families as well. <br />One is of course the oldest South Korean participant Kang Jung-ok's reunion with her younger sister.<br /> Kang Jung-ok is 100 years old this year,... and though she still seems very healthy,... the organization of this reunion was all the more thrilling for her. <br />She's flown from Jeju with her other younger sister to meet their long lost sister, Kang Jung-hwa, in the North. <br />Kang Jung-ok and her family lived on Jeju,... while Kang Jung-hwa, who was only 17 years old, worked in a factory in Seoul. <br /> But when the Korean War broke out, the family got lost contact with Jung-hwa.<br />Kang Jung-ok says her mother, right up until her death, missed Jung-ok's lost sister.<br />And now, after 68 years, Kang Jung-ok has finally met her sister. <br />
