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'Queen of Fertility' Kim Ji-seon sheds tears during her 20th wedding anniversary trip
In KBS 2TV's family travel entertainment show 'Walking Into the Fantasies' (hereinafter referred to as 'Girl Hwanjang'), which aired on the 5th, the prolific icons of the entertainment industry, Kim Ji-sun and Kim Hyun-min, their parents, and Jeong-hoon and Seong-hoon, excluding their eldest son Ji-hoon, who unfortunately could not participate due to the coronavirus. , Hye-seon, a Sapporo travel story told by children with perfect personalities.
Kim Ji-sun revealed the reason for preparing for the trip, saying, "I have traveled a lot with my in-laws, but this is my first time traveling abroad with my parents." The sight of Kim Ji-sun's four children growing up beyond recognition was surprising. From the eldest child Kim Ji-hoon, 20 years old and well-bred and dependable, to the 19-year-old second child Kim Jeong-hoon, a hip fashionista from head to toe, to the 17-year-old third child Kim Seong-hoon, an energetic dance machine, and to the youngest daughter Kim Hye-sun, 15 years old and a middle school student at the peak of her puberty. In particular, the youngest child, Kim Hye-sun, looked exactly like her mother, Kim Ji-seon.
Kim Ji-seon and Kim Hyun-min said that this trip was special in that it was a trip to commemorate not only their 20th wedding anniversary but also the college entrance of their first child, Kim Ji-hoon, and their second child, Kim Jeong-hoon. The eldest child, Kim Ji-hoon, showed the most positive reaction to the trip among the four children, saying, "I don't have the chance to meet again when I become an adult, so the opportunity to be together is precious." However, when Kim Ji-hoon, the eldest child, was unable to attend the family trip due to the coronavirus ahead of the trip to Sapporo, Kim Ji-sun's eyes became red as she thought about her son, whom she had left alone in Korea during the trip.
The trip to Sapporo without my eldest son was not smooth from the start. The plane was delayed, and to make matters worse, the weather worsened. Fortunately, Kim Ji-seon's family arrived safely.
Kim Ji-seon's family visited Otaru. Otaru, known as the filming location of the movie 'Love Letter', is a famous tourist attraction as a romantic city with canals. Kim Ji-seon's family leaves for a meaningful trip to Otaru, but the realistic family trip, which is far from romantic, unfolds and brings laughter.
Kim Ji-seon's family was obsessed with taking pictures with the snowy fields of Otaru in the background. The youngest daughter showed off her quirky side. Out of nowhere, Kim Ji-seon's youngest daughter, Kim Hye-seon, left the words, "Mom, they say there's a fox living in this mountain," and suddenly started running towards the mountains in search of the fox. The bewildered Kim Ji-sun and her husband shouted, “What do you mean?”, but Kim Hye-sun, who couldn’t hear anything, continued looking for the fox.
In a previous interview, Kim Hye-sun said, "I looked for a few things before leaving for the trip. I really want to see the very small, cute, long, and compact wild fox that lives in Hokkaido." Kim Ji-seon, who was worried about her youngest daughter running fearlessly into the dangerous mountains, ordered her second and third sons to "bring Hye-sun to my younger brother and come catch her," but the two sons showed the appearance of real-life siblings by saying, "Why me?" and saying they don't know me. When Kim Ji-sun, who was so upset, finally said, “I will give you 50,000 won,” the two sons ran like bullets and burst into laughter.
Mother Kim Ji-seon is fascinated by the sudden chase in the Otaru snow field, and as if unaware of Kim Ji-seon's true feelings, her husband Kim Hyun-min also leaves to find the youngest daughter, Kim Hye-seon, in order to get 50,000 won. This time, it becomes a chase between the three fathers and the youngest daughter. Kim Ji-seon, who was watching this, eventually gave an unpleasant command to her three children and husband, saying, “Please don’t come quickly.” Kim Ji-seon, who was watching the scene on the VCR, was frustrated and said, "I'm still annoyed."
Kim Hye-seon, a second-year middle school student, boasted amazing Japanese skills. Kim Hye-sun showed off her high-level Japanese skills in conversations with locals using the Japanese she learned through Japanese animation, surprising not only Kim Ji-seon's family but also the MCs.
Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr
