Lee Hyo-ri ♥ Lee Sang-soon, "Development disability Yeonp, we're all not different." [Mongle Counseling Center]

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Singer Lee Hyo-ri and Lee Sang-soon revealed why they participated in the love growth project for young people with developmental disabilities.

SBS Special 'My Heart Is Mongle-Mongle Counseling Center' (hereinafter referred to as 'Mongle Counseling Center', directed by Ko Hye-rin), which premieres in March today, is the first romance creation of young people with developmental disabilities. It is a new challenge by producer Ko Hye-rin, who won the Baeksang Arts Awards for "Hakjeon and the Behind Kim Min-ki," and Lee Hyo-ri and Lee Sang-soon, a 14-year-old couple who have been well-known as representative parakeets in the entertainment industry, are serving as "counselors" to help romance young people with developmental disabilities who dream of love (hereinafter referred to as "Mongle letters"), heralding a pleasant synergy.

Among them, Lee Hyo-ri and Lee Sang-soon shared their feelings on the meaningful project through a written interview ahead of the launch of the "Mongle Counseling Center."

Lee Hyo-ri expressed her trust in the production team, saying, "First of all, I liked PD Ko Hye-rin's previous works and wanted to be with her because I thought of making a program." He then said, "I also wanted to get to know because there were many things I didn't know about developmental disabilities and young people with developmental disabilities."

Lee Sang-soon also said, "The purpose was good," adding, "I thought it was a program that dealt with a subject that could be sensitive, not too heavy, but not too light." "I came to appear on the show because I thought I could look into young people with developmental disabilities' thoughts on love as if they were watching a love program."

Meanwhile, Lee Hyo-ri and Lee Sang-soon built a strong relationship, sometimes like family and sometimes like friends, through the Mongle Counseling Center, in which three "Mongle Mr. Oh Ji-hyun, Yoo Ji-hoon and Jung Ji-won went on blind dates and after-dates with different partners and went on an eight-week journey to find love. In response, Lee Sang-soon said, "Ji-hyun, Ji-hoon, and Ji-won are all very memorable and liked."

Lee Hyo-ri and Lee Sang-soon, who looked back on their eight-week journey, each picked their most memorable date, drawing high expectations. First of all, Lee Hyo-ri said, "Ji-hyun's date is the most memorable," and added, "I felt the person in front of me as he is, rather than his name, job, and age, and my heart became very emotional when I liked him."

In response, Lee Sang-soon said, "I especially remember Ji-hyun's date at Han River Park on a snowy day. The clear and pure expression was so beautiful that it healed me. I still can't forget that scene," he said with a happy smile. As such, the identity of the "Mongle-ssi" that Lee Hyo-ri and Lee Sang-soon fall in love with and their lovely dates are full of curiosity.

Finally, Lee Hyo-ri and Lee Sang-soon expressed their hope that as many people as possible would watch the Mongle Counseling Center. Lee Hyo-ri said, "I hope you will watch the youth as they are. I think it will be a program that can heal the honest and pure energy of young people," he strongly recommended, raising expectations.

In addition, Lee Sang-soon said, "I felt and learned too much from participating in the 'Mongle Counseling Center' and seeing each little thought and behavior of young people with developmental disabilities. If you think that they are the same people as our family and friends, you can probably feel that "we are not all different" as well as fun, he said, stimulating curiosity.

This spring, the "My Heart is Mingle-Mingle Counseling Center," which will break down our stereotypes and provide excitement and healing, will premiere in March.

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