Shin Gi-ru: "Be Careful with Historical Stories; Distortion Leads to Ruin" [What Did the King Eat?]

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Comedian Shin Gi-ru revealed why he is particularly cautious when discussing historical topics.

On the afternoon of the 14th, a press conference for TV Chosun's variety program "What Did the King Eat?" was held at Samsung IT Valley in Guro-dong, Guro-gu, Seoul. Participants included Korean history instructor Choi Tae-seong, comedians Yang Sang-guk and Shin Gi-ru, and actress Ji Ye-eun.

"What Did the King Eat?" is a lively talk variety show that presents a "delicious history book" filled with surprising stories hidden in the meals of 27 Joseon dynasty kings—from royal premium nourishment to forbidden delicacies that shook their eras—captivating audiences' eyes and ears. The program premiered on the 8th.

On this day, Shin Gi-ru explained his caution regarding historical narratives on various broadcasts: "It is true that I have become extremely careful in speaking because history must not be distorted."

He added, "Although the production team can edit the footage, saying something wrong could send me into ruin and immediately result in negative news articles."

Meanwhile, "What Did the King Eat?" airs every Wednesday at 10 p.m.

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