Kim Ju-ha meets Bernard Werber... "I've watched 'K-Pop Demon Hunters' over 300 times" [Day & Night]

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World-renowned bestseller author Bernard Werber expresses his deep affection for 'K-Pop Demon Hunters'.

In the upcoming August 1 broadcast of MBN's "Kim Ju-ha's Day & Night," episode 36, Bernard Werber reveals that since his first visit to Korea in 1994, he has returned a remarkable 16 times, describing Korea as akin to a "second homeland" and showing special affection for the country.

Bernard Werber stated, "When I first came to Korea 32 years ago, I was surprised that Korean readers liked me more than French people do." He added, "Recently, my 8-year-old daughter became so obsessed with the songs and dances from the Netflix animated film 'K-Pop Demon Hunters' that she can imitate them all. I think I've watched it over 300 times."

He further remarked, "Korean content and culture have taken root significantly in France. When I appear on French TV or radio programs, I often introduce Korean culture," indicating that he sees himself as a cultural bridge connecting Korea and France, which has generated warm feelings.

Meanwhile, Bernard Werber shares a miraculous story about saving a student who nearly died during a lecture at a high school in Seoul. At the time, a female student was trembling and crying under extreme academic pressure, saying she wanted to die because failing the exam would mean the end of her life. Understanding the situation, Bernard Werber said, "After asking others to leave, I stayed alone with the interpreter beside the student. I helped her breathe deeply first to calm her down." He added, "We talked as calmly as possible, and about 20 minutes later, I made the student smile."

Bernard Werber firmly stated, "Suicide is absolutely not an option. You must live through life's adventure to the very end." In particular, he offered warm advice: "The fact that we are here today is the result of thousands of loves from our parents and ancestors stretching back through generations." The program will air on August 1 at 9:40 p.m.

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