‘Jamsil Kid’ Park So-young says slamming her bedroom door was her biggest teenage rebellion
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- MBC announcer Park So-young said her biggest teenage rebellion was slamming her bedroom door and going inside.
- The episode follows Kim Dae-ho and Park So-young as they search for homes in Yangpyeong, near Seoul, offering a quieter rural lifestyle.
MBC announcer Park So-young said her biggest act of teenage rebellion was simply slamming her bedroom door and going inside.
She made the remark on the MBC variety show “Where Is My Home?”, which searches for properties in Yangpyeong. The area is close to Seoul while offering the slower pace of rural life.
The episode features Kim Dae-ho, described as the original “son of Yangpyeong,” and Park So-young, presented as the area’s rising “daughter,” as they tour potential homes.
My biggest teenage rebellion was slamming my bedroom door and going inside.
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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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