ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月22日 00時48分

Yesterday, townspeople from all corners of Uiseong County gathered inside the gymnasium at Uiseong Girls High School to root for the South Korean women’s #curling team, whose match against @teamusa was shown on a big screen as an MC leaned into a microphone. “I skip dinner whenever they’re playing,” said Chung Poong-ja, 75, who danced on the floor once the South Koreans sealed their victory. “My focus needs to be on the match.” Kim Sung-hee, 67, said, “I lost my voice from cheering so hard.” They brought homemade signs, waved flags and screamed for every shot. It was the biggest, loudest party in the province, and for good reason: The team’s top 4 players graduated from this school. Now, thanks to an improbable run at the Olympics, the team — dubbed the #GarlicGirls by the Korean press, owing to the region’s production of garlic — seems on the cusp of international celebrity. Never mind that they’ve vaulted themselves into medal position in a sport that’s still foreign to most South Koreans. @nytchangster took this #NYTXXIII photo while on assignment in Uiseong, South Korea. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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