Na Tae-ju's six aunts and a war-like journey

New family members joined KBS2's 'Walking Into the Hwanjang' (hereinafter referred to as 'Gulhwanjang').

In the broadcast on the 12th, Na Tae-joo, a trot singer with cool singing ability and hot stage manners, Go Eun-ah, who is loved for sharing her six aunts' filial piety trip to Thailand and their candid daily life beyond imagination, and Laos of the unique Bangane led by the Mir siblings. The journey has begun.

Na Tae-joo began traveling to Thailand with her aunts, the so-called ‘six aunts,’ who filled her mother’s vacancy during her childhood. Na Tae-joo's family, who appeared wearing red No Chopanambo rainbow T-shirts, showed excitement right from the airport. While the six excited aunts continued to sing along in a medley, the car entered downtown Bangkok, and when they arrived at a large shopping center, laughter burst out at the sight of Na Tae-ju, who was exhausted trying to gather the six aunts who were scattered all at once. Anyone who has ever gone on a family trip can sympathize with the quarrel between the youngest line's aunts, who are eager to shop, and Na Tae-joo, who insists that they all move together without leaving. Na Tae-ju recalled the dizzying moment, saying, “Even thinking about it now makes my head hurt.”

The first stop on the Taeju tour is a studio where you can take pictures wearing traditional Thai clothing. However, in a situation where she had to remove the makeup she put so much effort into, Na Seung-im, the eldest aunt, took a strong stance, saying, “We’re getting older, so we can’t have raw face,” and the youngest aunt also said, “Why are you getting rid of my eyebrows, which are so good?” Although they complained, the six aunts, who were captivated by the colorful traditional Thai costumes, immediately began competing for clothes.

Na Tae-ju sighed, saying, “It’s all my fault,” but admired the six aunts’ completely transformed appearance and added, “I hope that the first overseas trip with all seven of us will remain as a good memory.”

After finishing the night market runway in traditional costumes, Na Tae-ju and her six aunts went to ride the Ferris wheel, and Na Tae-ju burst out laughing in an impromptu cute battle between the six aunts who wanted to ride with her nephew Na Tae-joo. Six aunts admired the enchanting night view that relieves stress in one go. He made everyone happy by saying to Taejoo, “I love you so much and I’m so proud of you.”

Taeyuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr