[Photo] Kim Yoo-jung from Dongduk Women's University Appears on 'Pyeonae Broadcast'

[Asia Economy Online Issue Team]

In MBC's entertainment program 'Pyeonae Joonggye,' the Bangguseok Meeting continues following the Bangguseok Concert.

In episode 21 of 'Pyeonae Joonggye,' where the meetings of lifelong single men from Seoul National University, Yonsei University, and KAIST continue, the last meeting partner, who had been veiled in mystery, appears, adding a twist of charm and causing the talents of these youthful newcomers to explode.

Last week, Kim Yuro, a clumsy Seoul National University student resembling actor Kang Dong-won, Kwon Tae-jin, a mood maker from Yonsei University, and Choi Hyuk-gyu, a cute science-oriented KAIST student, challenged their first-ever meeting after going through a tough love test. Following the beautiful Korea University student and a dance major from Kookmin University who excited them, this time a freshman from Dongduk Women's University’s Broadcasting and Entertainment Department appears to shake things up.

She, whom Seo Jang-hoon immediately certified by saying, "She has the vibe of actress Kim Yoo-jung," will make the three players' hearts flutter with her fresh aegyo, creating an even more unpredictable front of mutual attraction.

Moreover, in the second half where the six youths unleash their hidden talents, unexpected incidents with twists upon twists occur. In particular, when Kim Yuro, who has a cave-like voice, chose a song that did not match at all, even Boom was reportedly flustered, saying, "Wait a minute, did I hear that wrong?"

In the rebellion of the top 1% students who seemed to know nothing but studying, Ahn Jung-hwan admired in the language of the younger generation, saying, "This is 'real'," and Kim Je-dong also cheered, saying, "It's a festival!" making the wild Bangguseok Meeting that took place that day even more anticipated.

'Pyeonae Joonggye' will be broadcast on the 3rd at 9:50 PM.

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