Park Seo-jin visits hospitalized father... 31 years later, holds memorial service on a boat for grandmother [Living Man 2]

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Park Seo-jin prepared a special Chuseok gift and reflected on the preciousness of family.

In an episode of KBS 2TV 'Men Who Cook Season 2' (hereinafter 'Living Man') broadcast on the 26th, Park Seo-jin's visit to his hometown Samcheonpo ahead of Chuseok was featured. Along with three aunts who came to visit his hospitalized father, Park shared memories of his grandmother.

While chatting with his aunts, Park heard stories about his grandmother, who was full of energy in her lifetime and played the janggu drum skillfully. Although 30 years have passed since his grandmother passed away, his father still misses his mother. Watching this, Park felt a unique emotion toward his father.

Worried about his father lying weakly in bed, Park found his grandmother's photo to revisit memories together. When he asked his father what his wish was ahead of Chuseok, the answer was that he wanted to see his mother. Park, along with his younger sister Hyo-jeong, prepared for a departure and even cleaned the boat himself to take his father to the sea where his grandmother's ashes were scattered.

Park Seo-jin personally prepared food for his grandmother, set up an ancestral altar, and even arranged photos, meticulously preparing the first memorial service on a boat in 31 years. When the ceremony finally began, his father seemed overwhelmed with mixed emotions and choked up. Watching her father, Park also expressed his deep affection by singing a song he had prepared himself for his grandmother.

Park Seo-jin left a deep impression by noticing his father's unexpressed feelings first and taking action. By creating a time to remember the person his father most wanted to meet, he made viewers feel the preciousness of family as well.

Meanwhile, 'Living Man' airs every Saturday at 10:35 p.m.

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