Amid the controversy over Ha Young's collaboration with Japan... Jeon Hyun-moo, a graduate of Yonsei University, shares the history of Koreans in Russia on [I Live Alone] [Byeolbyeol TV]

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'I Live Alone' features Jeon Hyun-moo meeting Koreans in Kazakhstan.

On the 14th episode of MBC's 'I Live Alone', Jeon Hyun-moo spontaneously purchased a flight ticket to Kazakhstan at the airport counter. Having secured two days off, he decided to embark on an overseas trip without a specific plan. He flew for seven hours in business class and arrived in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Jeon Hyun-moo said, "I thought this trip should be about not wasting time rather than just relaxing," and spontaneously rented a car and booked accommodation. His first destination was the Green Bazaar. Jeon Hyun-moo explained, "Whenever I travel, I always start at the market. It's wonderful to experience the culture and vibrancy of the local people. Markets are filled with foods that can only be found in that country," expressing his anticipation.

At the Green Bazaar, he tried cucumber kimchi and carrot kimchi. Surprised by the Kazakhstan-style kimchi, Jeon Hyun-moo explained to the panelists, "The Soviet Union forcibly relocated Korean compatriots to land unsuitable for farming in the past. Since they couldn't eat kimchi, they made carrot kimchi instead."

Jeon Hyun-moo's popularity at the market was explosive. He spent a happy time meeting not only locals who enjoyed 'I Live Alone' but also fans of Korean and Indian descent. Jeon Hyun-moo remarked with satisfaction, "Saudi Arabian men like me. Could it be because I won an acting award there?"

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