Visual shock: Park Bo-gum and Kim Yoo-jung defy 10 years with timeless beauty

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Park Bo-gum and Kim Yoo-jung, the leads of "Gureumi Green Moonlight," are making headlines by showcasing their ageless beauty that defies a decade.

KBS 2TV's "Gureumi Re-Greened Moonlight," confirmed to premiere on the 16th, is a special variety program commemorating the 10th anniversary of the 2016 drama "Gureumi Green Moonlight" (hereinafter "Gureumi"). The show features Park Bo-gum, Kim Yoo-jung, Jin Young, Chae Soobin, and Kwak Dong-yeon—the five actors who drove the original drama's success—embarking on a one-night, two-day trip together.

Among these, two "time-slip" posters released on the 7th, brimming with memories of "Gureumi," have captured attention. The unveiled posters depict the five actors—Park Bo-gum, Kim Yoo-jung, Jin Young, Chae Soobin, and Kwak Dong-yeon—reunited after a decade, alongside special moments that instantly evoke the memories of viewers who loved "Gureumi."

The first poster shows Park Bo-gum, Kim Yoo-jung, Jin Young, Chae Soobin, and Kwak Dong-yeon wearing the actual costumes they wore in "Gureumi" 10 years ago, smiling warmly. Their appearance, as if they had stepped directly out of the drama, brings joy to fans of the "Gureumi Youth Five." Notably, despite the passage of a decade, their unchanged visuals and chemistry remind viewers once again of the excitement and emotion that "Gureumi" delivered.

The second poster adds uniqueness by capturing the five actors swimming freely in a river and sitting closely together on a traditional wooden platform (pyeongsang) enjoying a meal of boiled chicken soup. Their carefree moments playing in the river evoke the sensibility of a scene from a youth film.

Moreover, the image of all five sharing boiled chicken soup on the pyeongsang recalls a memorable scene from "Gureumi" where Lee Young (played by Park Bo-gum), Hong Ra-on (played by Kim Yoo-jung), and Kim Byung-yeon (played by Kwak Dong-yeon) enjoyed a mukbang of boiled chicken at Jaheondang, stirring viewers' nostalgia. The relaxed posture of the five members sitting together conveys the deepened friendship and comfortable atmosphere that has grown over the past decade.

Most importantly, the "time-slip" posters for "Gureumi Re-Greened Moonlight" go beyond simply recreating their appearance from 10 years ago; they offer a special moment to both the actors who were part of "Gureumi" and its viewers, adding deeper meaning. From the five youth members' stunning hanbok looks to the Jaheondang boiled chicken mukbang scene, these posters hint at gift-like moments that will appear throughout their one-night, two-day journey. This has heightened anticipation for what kind of memories the travelogue of the five youths in "Gureumi Re-Greened Moonlight" will leave with viewers.

"Gureumi Re-Greened Moonlight" will air at 8:30 p.m. on the 16th and at 9:00 p.m. on the 23rd.

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