'Refugee Settlement in Korea' Jonathan, Patricia, It's the first overseas trip, but there are serious signs

The web entertainment show 'Should have been at home', which depicts the travel stories of newcomers, has released a main poster featuring the various expressions of 'K-siblings' Jonathan and Patricia from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and their travel mate 'Maseongnam' Kim Hae-joon.

The main poster of 'I should have stayed at home (hereafter, 'At home')' released on the 13th featured Haejun Kim, Jonathan, and Patricia stacked in three tiers as if taking a group photo together while on vacation. Jonathan, who is in 1st dan, is full of tension with an expression full of worries rather than excitement on his first overseas trip. As they seem to be worried about bickering on a brother and sister trip with their younger brother, the curiosity about the chemistry of the 'MZ Congo siblings' is growing.

On the other hand, Patricia showed an explosion of excitement at her first overseas trip itself. It is not known whether Patricia's first overseas trip will be as she thought because it is a trip with Kim Hae-jun, the 'ideal type' following her reliable older brother. In the meantime, Kim Hae-joon, who is the only person with overseas travel experience and will lead Jonathan and Patricia siblings, frowns as if he is annoyed. It makes us anticipate that the 'travel mate' who has to take the newbie brother and sister had to go through hardships.

Jonathan and Patricia, from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, first arrived in South Korea in February 2008 and settled there as refugees. At the time, Jonathan was 8 years old and Patricia was only 6 years old. Since then, the siblings have grown up as 'K-siblings' who have never gone abroad, but through 'Should have been at home', they go on an overseas trip for the first time.

Jonathan and Patricia, who are loved by the MZ generation with their 'sweet spoon', will travel to Okinawa, Japan, as their first overseas trip with Hae-joon Kim, a 'rich man'.

LG U+'s 'STUDIO X+U' will produce a new variety show called 'Girl at Home', which will be released on U+ Mobile TV on the 26th. U+ Mobile TV is a customer-customized content platform that allows anyone to enjoy various types of content, from original mid-form content that anyone can enjoy regardless of carrier, to 270,000 VOD and real-time services to suit their taste.

Reporter Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia bella@tenasia.co.kr