Yoon Nam-no, moved by the story of the late Jeon Kyung-cheol, "Peter Pan's Dad," saying, "I want to save sweet Galbi for my son to eat."

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Chef Yoon Nam-no expressed sorrow over the story of the late writer Jeon Kyung-cheol and his son.

Recently, Yoon Nam-no shared a video featuring the story of writer Jeon Kyung-cheol and his son on his own SNS.

Along with this, he added a post saying, "I want to save sweet Galbi for my son to eat," revealing his heavy-hearted emotions.

Jeon Kyung-cheol, known as 'Peter Pan's Dad' who raised his severely autistic son alone for 20 years, passed away on the 5th at the age of 64.

Writer Jeon Kyung-cheol received a terminal diagnosis of liver cancer and was given a limited life expectancy while caring for his 27-year-old son with severe autism, whose mental age is around two, and his mother who suffered from a cerebral infarction. Worried about leaving his son alone, the late writer spent over a year researching more than 1,000 facilities nationwide and documented this process in his essay collection 'Hello, Peter Pan.'

In particular, the late writer appeared on MBC's 'Real Story Investigation Team' and tvN's 'You Quiz on the Block' (hereinafter referred to as 'You Quiz') during his lifetime to communicate with viewers. During his appearance on 'You Quiz,' he expressed his wish: "I want to tell my son to live happily without remembering me, but honestly, I don't want to be completely forgotten. I hope to be remembered as a faint longing — that there was an old man who looked at my son warmly."

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