In the dream I had last night
I become your song
Walking on the sound of small breathing
I spoke of love in the prettiest voice.
Hanged by a bright window
In the faded picture, I
Flying in the sky wearing a cape
I'm left behind as your hero
forever
Become a flower that will not wither
When the wind blows
It will scatter next to you
Walking side by side under the sunlight
On all the streets in front of our house
When I look back, I'm waving my hand
I will watch you go by every day
forever
Become a flower that will not wither
When the wind blows
It will scatter next to you
Walking side by side under the sunlight
On all the streets in front of our house
When I look back, I'm waving my hand
I will watch you go by every day
I want to be your HERO
I want to be your HERO
I want to be your HERO
‘Dazzling beauty’
Comedian Maeng Seung-ji caught the attention of fans by posting a photo showing off her perfect body on her SNS on the 16th.
In the photo, Maeng Seung-ji aroused admiration by showing off her strong S-line and healthy body that was strengthened through consistent exercise and management.
Maeng Seung-ji debuted as a comedian for MBC's 20th open recruitment in 2013 and received much love for her unique bright and cheerful charm.
They expressed their admiration for Maeng Seung-ji's unchanging charm with enthusiastic responses such as "You're great at maintaining your body," "The swimsuit fit is really pretty," and "It's always nice to see your bright side."
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3. MBC special documentary ... aired today (16th) at 10:50 pm
At the same time, writer Han Kang became the first Korean writer to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature in Sweden.
At the official press conference for winning the Nobel Prize in Literature on the 6th, author Han Kang expressed his thoughts about martial law in 2024.
Author Han Kang is the youngest person since Albert Camus and the first Asian woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature.
As wars and state violence continue around the world and democracy is threatened by martial law in Korea, author Han Kang's receipt of the Nobel Prize in Literature has an even more special meaning.
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