'No Fight, No Problem' Ahn Jung-hwan and Lee Young-pyo Begin Living with a Naturalist on Hwangdo Island

On the 20th, the MBC entertainment program “It’s Okay If We Don’t Fight” aired, featuring Ahn Jung-hwan and Lee Young-pyo living together with a naturalist on an island. Photo by MBC, screenshot from “It’s Okay If We Don’t Fight”.

[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Min Jun-young] Former national soccer players turned broadcasters Ahn Jung-hwan and Lee Young-pyo have started living together on an island.

On the 20th, the MBC variety show 'It's a Relief If We Don't Fight' featured the two living with a local resident on an island.

In the broadcast, Lee Young-pyo arrived at an island called Hwangdo after a three-hour boat ride and said, "There is no one on the island," showing his nervousness. Ahn Jung-hwan also checked his phone and worried, "There is no signal."

Later, the two met a local resident living on the island.

When the local resident asked, "Who are you?" Ahn Jung-hwan replied, "I just came because it’s beautiful here."

Seeing the local resident, Lee Young-pyo also said, "He seems to have a strong and unique character."

At that moment, Ahn Jung-hwan saw a dog in front of the local resident and asked nervously, "Does it not bite?"

The local resident answered, "The dogs really like people," and added, "Since I’m the only one here, they like when other people come."

Then, while preparing a meal, the local resident told the two, "You have to go catch some fish," and Ahn Jung-hwan asked, "So, we’re going fishing?"

The local resident said, "There is a fish market down there, so fish at night."

The two each took a knife handed by the local resident and gathered sea urchins and mussels. For lunch, they prepared mussel and sea urchin ramen, mussel and sea urchin bibimbap, steamed mussels, and grilled mussels.

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