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Park Seo-jin, 'National Museum of Korea Costume Play' Challenge Falls Short… Found Consolation in Participation Prize [Salimnan][Byeolbyeol TV]

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Singer Park Seo-jin and her younger sister Park Hyo-jeong attempted the "National Museum of Korea Costume Play" at the National Museum of Korea, but failed to advance to the finals.

In an episode of the KBS 2TV variety show "The Househusband Season 2" (hereinafter "Salimnan") broadcast on the 3rd, Park Seo-jin and her sister were shown participating in the "National Museum of Korea Costume Play" held at the National Museum of Korea.

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On this day, Park Seo-jin and Park Hyo-jeong aimed to advance to the finals of the "National Museum of Korea Costume Play," but unfortunately were eliminated. Upon seeing the results, Park Hyo-jeong expressed her disappointment, saying, "The world is truly unfair. They say an opportunity comes only once."

In response, Park Seo-jin consoled her sister by saying, "Since an opportunity comes only once, it is fair. It does not go to just anyone; rather, it is given to those who have prepared more thoroughly."

Although they failed to advance to the finals, the two received a participation prize. Park Hyo-jeong said, "At least we got a participation prize for this, so let's take one photo," and took a commemorative picture with Park Seo-jin.

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/Photo=KBS 2TV "The Househusband Season 2"

When Park Hyo-jeong suggested, "Let's challenge it again next year," Park Seo-jin retorted, "We spent so much money, why would we do it again?" To this, Park Hyo-jeong reflected on the meaning of their attempt, asking, "Even if we don't win 3 million won, it feels like we are taking home memories worth 3 million won, doesn't it?"

Park Seo-jin shared her impressions, stating, "While learning folk painting, I developed an interest in traditional culture and history, and I wanted to know more."

She continued, "When you look at Kim Hong-do's 'Wrestling,' many people are gathered enjoying wrestling, right? The National Museum of Korea Costume Play was like a feast where everyone gathers together to enjoy it, just like that." She added, "I hope this festival will lead many people to take a great interest in our country's cultural relics. I also hope there will be many more opportunities to introduce our country's cultural relics in an entertaining way in the future."

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