'Lee Jang-woo's Countryside Village 3', ♥Cho Hye-won's Supportive Firepower: "The Air Changed... The Charm of a 'Teto-nu'"

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'Lee Jang-woo's Countryside Village 3', which had drawn attention as actor Lee Jang-woo's first move after his marriage, has returned five months after the conclusion of Season 2.

'Lee Jang-woo's Countryside Village 3' is a program where actor Lee Jang-woo lives directly in a rural village in Buan, Jeollabuk-do, learning recipes and exchanging ideas with hidden masters of cooking skills.

'Lee Jang-woo's Countryside Village' has broken its own highest viewership ratings in each season, establishing itself as a flagship seasonal program for MBC. Director Park So-hee explained the reason: "The sincere harmony between Lee Jang-woo and the village elders, along with the enthusiastic calls from various regions, were decisive." She also added, "Lee Jang-woo's cooking skills and approachability perfectly matched the essence of the program, which is regional revitalization, and the trust built with MBC over more than a decade since 'I Live Alone' also played a part." She emphasized that "it has to be Lee Jang-woo."

'Lee Jang-woo' responded with enthusiasm worthy of the production team's praise. He was the first to propose appearing on 'Good Morning FM, This is Tey' to promote Season 3. On the 29th, he appeared on the radio in the segment 'Gourmet Gentleman' by chef Lee Won-il, with whom he has had a connection since Season 1, revealing various behind-the-scenes stories. Lee Jang-woo reportedly surprised the production team by unexpectedly revealing the true identity of the real 'rice thief' he found while roaming the mountains and seas of Buan. Throughout the broadcast, DJ Tey, who was captivated by Lee Jang-woo's stories about Buan, was said to have been so entranced that "just hearing the stories made me want to visit," leaving him with a heightened appetite.

'In the first episode to be aired today, Lee Jang-woo heads to Buan, Jeollabuk-do, in search of the 'rice thief'. The place where he has settled is a nostalgic rural village, where warm-hearted and unique residents welcome Lee Jang-woo, marking the beginning of his full-fledged life in Buan.

'This season also draws attention with the addition of a glamorous guest corps. In particular, his wife Cho Hye-won, who got married last year, makes her first-ever special support for her husband, showcasing the sweet chemistry of a newlywed couple. Director Park praised, "The moment Cho Hye-won arrived in Buan, the air around her changed." She added, "Not only during filming, but also in unexpected moments, she displayed the unrestrained charm of a 'Teto-nu,' leaving everyone in awe."

'Lee Jang-woo's Countryside Village 3' will premiere at 9 p.m. on the 29th.

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