On the night of the 27th, MBC’s ‘I Live Alone’ will reveal Park Na-rae’s memory journey.
Park Na-rae gathered a hot topic by announcing the news of her alma mater’s visit for the first time in 20 years.
After the surprise event for juniors, the destination is not the way home, but an unfamiliar neighborhood, stimulating curiosity. In the end, he can’t control the tears that are pouring out, and he draws attention by revealing his emotions.
Park Na-rae, who was regarding to return following finishing her schedule, found a glimmering high school boarding house. The thought of her grandmother, who took care of herself like her real grandchild for three years, who came to Tokyo at a young age, makes her recklessly moving her steps, making the onlookers grieve as well. As the memories lead, he is interested in whether he will be able to meet a familiar face.
Although many things have changed in the past 20 years, the neighborhood of Narae Park’s boarding house retains its old look, stimulating nostalgia. Neighbors, who have lived here for a long time, recognize him at a glance and create a friendly atmosphere.
Soon following, Park Na-rae was caught crying, saying, “I came too late,” and attention is focused on what’s going on.
The reunion between Narae Park and the grandmother of the boarding house can be confirmed through ‘I Live Alone’, which is broadcast at 11:10 pm on the 27th.
