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Park So-young Says Slamming Her Bedroom Door Was Her Biggest Teenage Rebellion

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

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  • MBC's “Where Is My Home” follows Kim Dae-ho, Park So-young and Yang Se-chan as they view homes in Yangpyeong, a rural area near Seoul.
  • The group visits a family house with a separate annex and an atelier-style home overlooking Dogok Reservoir, while the cast also discusses teenage rebellion and personal wishes.

For Park So-young, teenage rebellion never went beyond slamming her bedroom door.

Slamming my bedroom door and going inside was my biggest act of rebellion.

· Park So-youngShe recalled her most rebellious behavior as a teenager.

The MBC program “Where Is My Home” takes Park, broadcaster Kim Dae-ho and comedian Yang Se-chan to Yangpyeong to look at properties that offer country living within reach of Seoul. One home they visit, the Gangsang-myeon Family House, includes a separate annex built for a teenage daughter who wanted a space of her own.

Park recalled her own adolescence by saying, “Slamming my bedroom door and going inside was my biggest act of rebellion.” Jang Dong-min responded with a memory from his childhood, saying that turning his back had been his only way to create a separate space when he lived in a single room.

When I was young, turning my back was the only way to create separate space.

· Jang Dong-minHe compared his childhood living conditions with Park's teenage experience.

The trio also visits the Yangseo-myeon Atelier House, about 30 minutes from Jamsil. The property overlooks Dogok Reservoir and was created by its owner to fulfill the dream of cultivating a personal garden. When asked what they would do if they had only one day left, Yang answered that he would eat ramen while watching an over-the-top streaming service.

I would eat ramen while watching an OTT service.

· Yang Se-chanHe answered a question about what he would do if he were to die the next day.
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