The term "ajumma" in Korea typically refers to middle-aged or married women and can have pejorative undertones, stereotyping them with certain looks and behaviors. I believe such typecasting can be itself a division because, like any label, “ajumma” can feel restrictive to those who are categorized as one. Yet, in activities like the Min line dance, these women defy the conventional "ajumma" image by showcasing confidence and vibrancy through their enthusiastic dancing and distinct fashion, celebrating their independence and challenging societal norms about age and behavior.