The Serpent Bridegroom | The Burned Skin and the Youngest Sister's Long Search | Korean Folktale
An old woman living alone behind a rich man's house eats an egg she found by the stream and gives birth to a golden serpent. The rich man's two elder daughters peek under the straw hat and fall back in fright, but the youngest, Oksun, only smiles: "You have borne a fine gentleman, grandmother."
Years later the serpent asks to marry one of the rich man's daughters. "Who would ever marry a serpent?" And on the wedding night, the two elder sisters, peeping through a hole in the paper door, are left speechless.
Based on the Korean oral folktale Gureong-deongdeong Sinseonbi (recorded in Songchon-dong, Daejeon) and details from other regional versions, this is a newly written dramatization. Characters and dialogue are adapted. Made with AI narration, illustrations, motion graphics, and an original theme song.
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▶ Watch the full story on YouTube (71분)
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