I went into a store to buy some dumplings. A man grabbed my wrist.
If word got out the young errand boy would have told. I shall go to sleep there, too. I shall go to sleep there, too.
I went into a temple to light it. The temple owner grabbed my wrist.
If word go out the temple, the young monk would have told. I shall go to sleep there, too. I shall go to sleep there, too.
The Goryeo song, ‘Ssang-hwa-jeom’ (A Frozen Flower) is a song written by an anonymous composer at the time of King Choong-ryul, the 25th ruler of Goryeo. The song is about the worldly secret affairs that take place inside a shop that sells ‘Ssang-hwa’ (which also means ‘dumplings’). Under King Sung-jong’s reign in the Chosun era, it thought to go against Confucian ways and was considered as a song of \"obscene lyrics about lovers' play\" and \"forbidden secret love affairs\".