Lee Yo-won, Kang Chan-hee, and Kim Kang-hyun colored Sunday night with their genuine charm.

On the 7th episode of ENA entertainment show ‘I Missed You with Choi Hwa-jung and Kim Ho-young ‘on the 20th, the main characters of the movie’ Ghosts ‘Lee Yo-won, Kang Chan-hee, and Kim Kang-hyun appeared as guests and discussed the joys and sorrows of life with’ eating siblings ‘Choi Hwa-jung and Kim Ho-young.

On this day, Lee Yo-won satisfied everyone’s emotions with a menu she personally picked from a regular restaurant she has visited since it opened.From Lee Yo-won’s one-pick menu Pescatore rice noodles to her signature menu Vietnamese Chicken Staub Grill, soy sauce marinated crab pasta with a rich savory flavor, and spring seasonal menu octopus salad and dessert, they ordered a table full of rich conversation.

Choi Hwa-jung asked Lee Yo-won, who got married at a young age during her prime, “Why did you get married so early?” Lee Yo-won explained that she got married naturally, as if it were fate, saying, “I think the mood and timing were right, so I did it naturally.” Lee Yo-won, who said she wanted to get married late, added, “I thought the same thing, but my parents who got married at a young age asked me why I got married so early and asked if I was crazy,” making everyone laugh.

Lee Yo-won, who became a college student mother at a young age, said that she felt sorry that she was clumsy when she was raising her first child, but she is satisfied now that she and her child are like friends.However, Lee Yo-won, who has an MBTI T personality, made everyone burst into laughter when her daughter woke up from a nap and said, “I had a dream and my head hurts,” and she responded, “You have a headache because you took a nap(?)” with a fact-bashing, non-sympathetic episode.

As the atmosphere became more mature, Kang Chan-hee asked Choi Hwa-jung, the representative icon of long-running, about the secret to being active for so long.He confided his concerns, saying, “I feel like I won’t be able to(be active)for a long time,” and “I’ve been active since I was young, and I’ve heard a lot of negative things from people around me like, ‘You don’ t have talent.’”

Here, Choi Hwa-jung said, “Talented people have heard at least once that they are not talented,” and gave a solution, saying that it is the hardest thing in the world, but that you just have to believe in yourself silently.Choi Hwa-jung also said that it took her a year just to start YouTube, and she sympathized with Kang Chan-hee’s story, borrowing from her own experience, saying, “I used to think, ‘I am so untalented, ‘‘I have no content,’ ‘Who will watch my stuff?’”

Kim Kang-hyun introduced an anecdote where he burst into tears at a single word from Yeom Hye-ran, who became a hot topic for her possessed acting in the Netflix drama ‘Fooled In’.He said, “Hye-ran had played the role of a mother a lot since she started acting in plays.She seemed to have mastered it,” and called her a ‘monster acting’.Kim Kang-hyun, who recalled that it was a time when he was scolded a lot by his seniors, shed tears as he confessed that he gained a lot of strength when Yeom Hye-ran, who had seen the play ‘Chuncheon There’ in which he appeared, said, “Good job, monster”.

Finally, Lee Yo-won, Kang Chan-hee, and Kim Kang-hyun ended their conversation with their goals for the future.Kang Chan-hee said, “Be healthy and happy for a long time,” and Lee Yo-won said, “Live happily every day, with my family.” Kim Kang-hyun also shared his small wish, saying, “I want to meet people I want to see, eat delicious food, and live happily.” Choi Hwa-jung said, “Life is too short,” and added, “Just like Chan-hee said, there’s nothing special.Be healthy, happy, and have fun,” reflecting on the true meaning of life.

‘I Missed You with Choi Hwa-jung and Kim Ho-young’, which features healthy food and delicious chatter, airs every Sunday at 9:20 PM.

Reporter Jeon Hyo-jin, Donga.com jhj@donga.com

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