Seven older sisters, the Deok-sun of "Reply 1988"… A look at the "large family specs" of Season 34 leaves viewers surprised ["I Am Solo"]

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"I Am SOLO" ("I Am Solo") will feature a "Large Family Special," bringing together single men and women from families with three or more siblings.

In the episode airing on the 7th, the romance of "Solo Land Season 34," set in Hongcheon, Gangwon Province, begins on SBS Plus and ENA's reality dating program "I Am SOLO."

On this day, the three MCs, Defconn, Lee Yi-kyung, and Song Hae-na, elicit laughter by guessing which birth order each single man or woman holds among their siblings, rather than their profession. However, the actual family structures exceed imagination, surprising the three MCs. One single man reveals in a pre-interview, "I have seven older sisters, two parents, and myself, making 10 people." Another single woman confesses, "I am the youngest of eight sisters. There is an age gap of over 20 years between me and my eldest sister. My married niece is pregnant, so I will soon become an auntie-grandmother."

The experience of growing up in a large family is fully reflected in their behavior. One single woman, the eldest of four siblings, takes care of another single woman's name tag after she injures her hand, and takes the lead in room assignments and grocery shopping at the accommodation. On the other hand, one "K-eldest son" single man proactively brings water to the women and immediately adjusts the air conditioner temperature when someone mentions feeling cold. Lee Yi-kyung laughs, saying, "The K-eldest son handles things indoors, while the K-eldest daughter does the grocery shopping." There is also a single man who boasts of his "understanding of women's hearts," which he naturally acquired by growing up with older sisters. One single man says, "Because I am close to my older sisters, I think I know better in what areas women might get annoyed or hurt." In response, Defconn empathizes, saying, "Since you have older sisters, this must be a real tip."

However, the realistic hardships of growing up in a large family also come to light. One single man, the youngest son among seven older sisters, laments, "With seven older sisters and one son, I am a servant, a servant," contrary to expectations that he would have been raised as precious as gold or jade. He explains, "In a farming household, I helped with field work from a young age." Another single woman lists the sorrows of being the "sandwiched second child" and the "Deok-sun of Reply 1988," saying, "I wore my older sister's hand-me-down clothes, while my younger brother was bought new clothes…" Anticipation is building for what kind of romance will be born from the meeting of men and women from "large families."

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