‘Kim Jimin♥’ Kim Joon-ho, from being the father of Dureup to becoming an angel of good deeds… “Posting one good deed at a time in our chat room” [Dokbak Tour]

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Comedian Kim Joon-ho is transforming into an angel of good deeds.

In Episode 19 of ‘Goes to the End! Dokbak Tour,’ airing on Channel S and E Channel on the 10th, the “true friends among comedians” Kim Dae-hee, Kim Joon-ho, Jang Dong-min, Yoo Se-yoon, and Hong In-gyu are shown heading to Yanji, China, for a Baekdu Mountain Cheonji tour.

The ‘Dokbakz’ previously shared their “Baekdu Mountain travel dream” while examining the railway routes of the Korean Peninsula at the Cheorwon Historical Culture Park, saying, “They say you could once take a train all the way to Baekdu Mountain, but will we ever get to see Baekdu Mountain before we die?” In response, Kim Dae-hee informed them that they could view Baekdu Mountain’s Cheonji via China, while Jang Dong-min expressed concern about the unpredictable weather at Cheonji, stating, “But you have to accumulate virtue over three generations to see Baekdu Mountain’s Cheonji.” Hong In-gyu then proposed a “virtue-accumulation” project, saying, “Let’s all live good lives until we go to Baekdu Mountain.” Kim Joon-ho agreed, responding, “Good idea. Then let’s post one virtue-accumulated deed each day in our chat room.”

As anticipation builds for the angel-of-good-deeds actions of ‘Dureup’s dad’ Kim Joon-ho, the ‘Dokbakz’ finally depart for Yanji International Airport, opening the curtain on the ‘Baekdu Mountain Cheonji Tour.’ First, they head to ‘Wanghongchang Street,’ a bustling area in Yeon Gil-ui (CEO). In the taxi en route, Jang Dong-min is moved to emotion, saying, “I’m going all over Baekdu Mountain in my lifetime,” while Kim Joon-ho marvels at the Korean-language store signs, remarking, “It also feels similar to North Korea.” Shortly after arriving at ‘Wanghongchang Street,’ the ‘Dokbakz’ are surprised to see a particularly long line forming around a ‘street food’ stall. Upon learning that it is ‘Maigancai Guazi’ (a Chinese-style traditional oven-baked pancake), a popular snack in Yanji, they decide to play a Dokbak game of “who pays for the snacks.”

Who will be the first Dokbak person in Yanji, enduring the long wait and having to buy snacks alone rather than sightseeing, will be revealed on the broadcast.

‘Dokbak Tour’ airs at 9 p.m. on the 10th.

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