 New arrivals come to the village support center for aid and handouts. Signs everywhere are in the Cyrillic and Korean alphabets. I'm here to meet Shin Jo-ya. She's one of the few people in the village who speaks Korean and Russian. Shin is in charge of helping everyone who arrives. She's been here for a long time, since 2001 when she left the far north of Russia to join her daughter who married a Korean.