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"Goodbye, dear home" Choi Jung-yoon leaves Korea with her child ('Running Freely')
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"Goodbye, dear home" Choi Jung-yoon leaves Korea with her child ('Running Freely')

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Actress Choi Jung-yoon has departed South Korea for Canada with her child.
  • The move was announced via a YouTube video on her channel titled 'Running Freely Choi Jung-yoon'.
  • In the video, she expressed farewell to her home in Korea and mentioned the move was something unimaginable there.

South Korean actress Choi Jung-yoon has embarked on a new chapter, leaving her home country for Canada with her child. The actress shared this significant life change through her YouTube channel, 'Running Freely Choi Jung-yoon,' in a video posted on August 27.

I've packed all my luggage to go to Canada.

— Choi Jung-yoonAnnouncing her departure preparations.

The video, titled 'Choi Jung-yoon's family immigrates to Halifax, something absolutely unimaginable in Korea?!', documented her preparations and departure. Choi Jung-yoon announced that she had completed packing all her belongings for the move. Her poignant farewell to her "dear home" in Korea was a notable moment in the video, underscoring the emotional weight of the decision.

Goodbye, our dear home.

— Choi Jung-yoonExpressing farewell to her home in Korea.

Choi Jung-yoon's statement that such a move is "something absolutely unimaginable in Korea" suggests a desire for a different lifestyle or environment. The relocation to Halifax, Canada, marks a significant personal transition for the actress and her child, as they begin life in a new country.

I can never imagine this in Korea.

— Choi Jung-yoonReflecting on the nature of her move in comparison to life in South Korea.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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