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Kim Jong-min (47), a member of the mixed-gender group Coyote, will share his recent status as he prepares for something special for his son who is about to be born on '2 Days & 1 Night'.
The first story of a trip to Gongju in Chungcheongnam-do Province, themed around 'Men Who Challenge the King,' will be revealed in the episode of KBS 2TV's '2 Days & 1 Night Season 4' (hereinafter '2 Days & 1 Night') airing at 6:10 p.m. on the 15th.
On this day, the members of '2 Days & 1 Night' visit the Poollak Literature Museum, dedicated to poet Na Tae-ju, who represents Gongju. Before starting their main mission, while touring the museum and appreciating Na Tae-ju's representative works such as 'Poollak (Grass Flower)' and 'Happiness,' Kim Jong-min shows unusual interest, drawing the attention of his fellow members.
Kim Jong-min expresses regret, saying, "Many people don't read literature these days," before revealing a surprising update: "I have been studying Korean recently. I am learning about spacing and spelling." When Lee Joon asks, "For your son?", expectant father Kim Jong-min shyly smiles and nods in agreement, creating a heartwarming atmosphere.
Amidst this, poet Na Tae-ju, who continues his writing activities at the Poollak Literature Museum, makes a surprise appearance, startling the members. Curiosity is piqued as to what story Na Tae-ju will share with the members and, in particular, what conversation he will have with Kim Jong-min, who is deeply engaged in studying Korean.
The recent status of 'expectant father' Kim Jong-min can be seen on '2 Days & 1 Night,' airing at 6:10 p.m. on the 15th.
Kim Jong-min married a non-celebrity partner, who is 11 years his junior, in April of last year. Last month, he sparked attention by confessing on '2 Days & 1 Night,' "My wife is pregnant with a son. She is 16 weeks along."
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