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This news has to stop at least once, and it is news related to Lee Seon-hee and Hwasa meeting Seoul travel.
Hwasa, an artist with a unique tone and stage control. Hwasa, a friend of an ‘issue maker’ who causes a stir with the movement of one finger, has found ‘there is no choice but to stop at least once’.
Tonight, KBS 2TV’s emotional journey ‘You have to stop at least once’ reveals the familiar but special travel stories of Lee Seon-hee, Lee Geum-hee, and Hwasa in a new city, Seoul.
On this day, Geum-hee Lee, who took the wheel and went on a trip as usual, mightn’t hide the excitement of her trip to Seoul, saying, ‘It’s the first time I’ve ever felt good when a car is blocked.’ Lee Seon-hee went to her regular flower shop and prepared a bouquet that resembled ‘a friend who seems to have a gorgeous yet delicate side’. The meeting place of the three is Deoksugung Doldam-gil. Lee Seon-hee said, ‘She was on her way to work while serving as a city council member,’ and she recalls the past, and she met Hwasa at the end of a stone wall that she had been walking for a long time. As soon as Hwasa saw the two seniors, she gave a big bow and expressed her delight by saying, ‘I mightn’t sleep because of excitement.’
The first place the three of them went to is Ikseon-dong, where alleys and hanoks blend together to give off a beautiful charm. Hwasa mightn’t take her eyes off her, saying, ‘It’s my first time coming to Ikseon-dong.’
An instant photo studio that cannot be missed on a trip. Hwasa led the two seniors, saying, ‘Teachers, you have to do this once when you travel.’ Hwasa saw Lee Sun-hee armed with her headband and sunglasses, and asked her mother to brag regarding her picture to her mother, saying, ‘You have to see her face’, but Lee Seon-hee continues to cover her face. It was fun to make fun of Hwasa. The completed photos of the three people will be released in the main broadcast.
The three people climbed the ridge of the mountain and moved to the neighborhood Buam-dong. Lee Seon-hee led Hwasa to an art museum where he found inspiration, saying, ‘Art and music don’t seem to be different in a way.’ Hwasa saw the love-themed exhibition poster at the entrance of the museum and asked Lee Geum-hee a surprise question, ‘When was your last love?’
Lee Seon-hee, who transformed into a daily docent for Hwasa that an art museum is also the first time, conveyed her appreciation to Hwasa, who looked closely at the ‘Chochungdo’ of Simimdang, a writer and painter in the mid-Joseon Dynasty, saying, ‘It’s not easy to express the world.’ Then, you will be guided to a special space in the art museum, and when you climb the stairs and open the back door, a secret garden in the heart of the city unfolds. In the elegant scenery of Seokpajeong, a villa loved by the kings of Joseon, Hwasa expressed her envy, saying, ‘You must have tasted flesh.’ In response, Lee Seon-hee said, ‘A space is not owned by the possessor, but by the one who enjoys it.’ She decided to become the owner of this place today.
While sitting on the floor of Seokpajeong Pavilion and exchanging stories, to Lee Geum-hee’s question, ‘How do you feel when performing on stage?’, Hwasa expressed her love for music, saying, ‘I am happy to death’. Then, during his first solo stage, he unraveled an episode in which he danced without knowing that his knees were bleeding, revealing his passion for the stage, ‘When I stand on stage, my eyes are spinning.
On the phone call with her father Lee Seon-hee suggested to Hwasa, a blind date was made. Hwasa, who confidently handed her cell phone, is bewildered by the initialized number in her head. It is the back door that the scene became a sea of laughter with candid and witty talk and Hwasa and her father’s tiki-taka. The results of the country man Hwasa’s father’s blind date will be revealed on the air.
Hwasa, a mukbang newcomer who eats anything and everything. Among them, for Hwasa who likes home-cooked meals, Lee Seon-hee and Lee Geum-hee headed to their regular place. A hearty one-table restaurant that only accepts one team each for lunch and dinner a day. From soybean paste stew full of wasabi flavor to red sea bream pot rice to steamed pork feet, Hwasa, who has no time to rest and can’t stop eating from a plate, finally started eating with a plate.
Lee Seon-hee, who was watching Hwasa eating well, jotted down something on a note and handed him a home-cooked coupon saying, “Come to our house when you want home-cooked food.” Hwasa expressed the joy of being the main character of Lee Seon-hee’s first home-cooked coupon with strong gestures, saying, ‘You didn’t even give it to Lee Seung-gi.’
Next, the three went to Haebangchon, the first neighborhood under Namsan, a hill overlooking Seoul’s landmark Namsan Tower. Looking at the panoramic view of Haebangchon, the three are immersed in memories. Hwasa recalled, ‘As soon as I came to Seoul, it was so good to live in a rooftop room.’ Then, he recalled the meaning of the ‘dream’ that he had been able to endure until now, saying that the dream was ‘a drug, a drug’.
As I climbed the hill of Haebangchon, I found a record shop full of LPs. In the conversation between the three people, who deepen as they get to know each other’s music tastes, when Lee Geum-hee asked, ‘Which song do you like best among Lee Sun-hee’s songs?’ Then, he added, ‘I sang a lot of seniors’ songs when I was a trainee’, revealing my fan love for Lee Seon-hee. Lee Seon-hee listened to Hwasa’s story as she quietly sang painful stories, saying, ‘I heard ‘Maria’ and thought these were common lyrics used by my friends these days, but I didn’t know they were like that.”
The three of them end today’s trip while looking at the Han River in the deepening night of the city lights. Lee Sun-hee’s ‘Seoul is beautiful during the day, but gorgeous at night. It feels like Hwasa,’ and Lee Geum-hee added, ‘It’s bright and warm.’ In response, Hwasa concluded her Seoul trip by saying, ‘Tonight is going to be very comfortable’ and thanking the seniors for having a friendly day with them.
The special Seoul trip of Lee Seon-hee, Lee Geum-hee, and Hwasa, who stopped and looked at the city scenery passing by quickly in busy daily life, and received warm comfort, can be seen on KBS 2TV ‘Sentimental Journey-You Have to Stop At One Time’ at 10:40 pm on Thursday, the 10th. There is.
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