Bae Yong-joon Dreams of Simple Farming Life
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Korean Wave star Bae Yong-joon speaks during a press conference at the National Museum of Korea on Tuesday. Korean Wave star Bae Yong-joon speaks during a press conference at the National Museum of Korea on Tuesday.
"If I get another job in later life, I would like to be a farmer. It would be nice to plant something, cultivate the fruit and give the healthy product to someone". So said the actor Bae Yong-joon in a press conference held at the National Museum of Korea in Yongsan on Tuesday.
The superstar was promoting a book titled "Travel in Search of Korea's Beauty". He was flanked by twelve experts on Korean traditional culture including ceramics, traditional liquor and pansori, who provided valuable insights for the book.
"I decided to write the book because of an embarrassing moment when I was unable to respond promptly when asked to name great places to visit in Korea at a press conference in Japan", he said. "I felt bad that my fans from abroad spent their entire time watching me shoot films and then went back to their countries. I hope this book can help them understand Korean culture and sentiment".
Bae plans to write more books. "Writing has a unique charm. I would like to write books that introduce places worth visiting in Korea and gourmet restaurants in the future".
Having been hospitalized for five days before being released on Monday, Bae looked thin and pale. "I lost more than 10 kg while writing the book. My stamina dropped considerably, so I had to rest in hospital. I am recovering now so I'll be healthy again soon", he said.
"If I get another job in later life, I would like to be a farmer. It would be nice to plant something, cultivate the fruit and give the healthy product to someone". So said the actor Bae Yong-joon in a press conference held at the National Museum of Korea in Yongsan on Tuesday.
The superstar was promoting a book titled "Travel in Search of Korea's Beauty". He was flanked by twelve experts on Korean traditional culture including ceramics, traditional liquor and pansori, who provided valuable insights for the book.
"I decided to write the book because of an embarrassing moment when I was unable to respond promptly when asked to name great places to visit in Korea at a press conference in Japan", he said. "I felt bad that my fans from abroad spent their entire time watching me shoot films and then went back to their countries. I hope this book can help them understand Korean culture and sentiment".
Bae plans to write more books. "Writing has a unique charm. I would like to write books that introduce places worth visiting in Korea and gourmet restaurants in the future".
Having been hospitalized for five days before being released on Monday, Bae looked thin and pale. "I lost more than 10 kg while writing the book. My stamina dropped considerably, so I had to rest in hospital. I am recovering now so I'll be healthy again soon", he said.
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