In February 2020, when Nataly Jung-Hwa Han, chair of Berlin’s Korea Society, was granted a one-year permit to install a bronze statue of a “comfort woman” — a euphemism for second world war-era sex slaves to the Japanese army — it seemed like a good fit for the city.
2020年2月在柏林，身为韩国人协会(Korea Society)主席的Nataly Jung-Hwa Han获准安置一座“慰安妇”（二战时期日军性奴的委婉说法）铜像，时长为一年。当时，这看上去很适合这座城市。
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