ENTERTAINMENT
“I want to find a partner” The story of a person who returned to secular life after living as a monk for 30 years
In the 251st episode of KBS Joy's 'Ask Anything', which will be aired on the 22nd, there will be a story about a person who recently returned to secular life after living as a monk for 30 years and now wants to find a partner for the rest of his life.
The storyteller, who was said to have been torn between marriage and life as a monk at the age of thirty-two, kept his childhood dream of becoming an Oriental painter and eventually chose a life devoted to meditation and painting, devoting himself to Buddhism. However, he now wants to find a life partner and returns to Buddhism. He explained that he had done it.
When Lee Soo-geun asked, “Do you have a romantic relationship with anyone?” the storyteller made people laugh by honestly saying, “There is no one in the present, and you can’t say ‘there wasn’t one’ in the past.”
In order to find a partner for the storyteller, Lee Soo-geun asked, “What style do you want?” The storyteller said, “I don’t think it’s advisable to suggest conditions based on style,” but then carefully replied, “I’m from the girl group OO,” making the two Bodhisattva friends. embarrassed.
In addition, the two Bodhisattvas asked the storyteller, who was quite old, in detail about whether it mattered whether the other person was remarried or married for the first time and about religious conditions, and also asked for attractiveness, but the storyteller only described himself as “humorous, kind-hearted, and healthy.” It is said that after explaining it, Seo Jang-hoon felt frustrated and instead appealed to the storyteller's strengths.
The identity of the storyteller who ended his 30-year life as a monk in hopes of finding a partner and the unexpected charm of the story told by Seo Jang-hoon on his behalf can be found on KBS Joy's 'Ask Anything' at 8:30 pm on the 22nd. there is.
Ten Asia Reporter Kim Seo-yoon seogugu@tenasia.co.kr
