Jung Beom-gyun saved a man who attempted extreme measures... Father: "He never turned his back on others," feels proud [Malja Show]

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'Malja Show' revisited the heartwarming story of MC Jung Beom-gyun, who saved a man who attempted extreme measures 13 years ago.

The KBS 2TV variety program 'Malja Show,' which aired on the 10th, was specially themed around 'Parents and Children.' On this broadcast, father-son duo Jeong Eun-pyo and Jeong Ji-woong, along with MC Jung Beom-gyun's parents, appeared to share sincere thoughts from their respective perspectives.

Jung Beom-gyun's parents expressed their deep affection for their son. The mother said, "My son has worked so hard and endured many hardships, yet people say 'Jung Beom-gyun is just coasting.' As a mother, I am very upset." She openly shared her feelings.

The father joked, "At first, I was shocked. But after watching him closely, he really does seem to be coasting," which drew laughter. 'Malja Grandma' Kim Young-hee praised Jung Beom-gyun by saying, "The person who sets the stage works harder than anyone else." She added, "Finding talented individuals and helping them rise is not something just anyone can do."

Next, the heartwarming story of Jung Beom-gyun saving a man who attempted extreme measures 13 years ago was revisited. Jung Beom-gyun's father said, "My son has never turned his back on others since he was young. That is why he did such things," expressing pride. He then added humorously, "It was just luck that I happened to be there at that time and place," which drew more laughter.

Previously, it was revealed that Jung Beom-gyun saved a man in his 40s who attempted extreme measures on the Mapo Bridge in Seoul in April 2013, generating warmth among viewers.

Meanwhile, Jeong Eun-pyo offered sincere advice drawn from his own experiences. To a father who often nags his daughter, he said, "You need to change your behavior." He added, "The answer to all family issues lies with the wife. If you follow what she suggests, everything will be resolved. I also try to observe things at home whenever possible."

He also advised a 'Teto wife' who finds her husband's lack of expression disappointing: "Men are simpler than you think. Try saying something like, 'I would feel so happy if you did this,' and gently guide him as if manipulating him."

Jeong Ji-woong offered advice to a mother worried about her child's misconduct after entering university.

He said, "It seems natural for someone who has struggled all through high school to want compensation once they enter university," first showing empathy from the child's perspective. After confirming that the son had not yet joined the military, he reassured the mother warmly by saying, "Your worries will be resolved within two years. He will mature after serving in the army."

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