The fan story of 'Ilsan Hobak Goguma' read by Lim Young-woong... It was the person from High Kick

"After Husband's Passing, Comforted by Listening to Lim Young-woong's Songs"

Actress Na Moon-hee. [Image provided by Lotte Entertainment]

Actress Na Moon-hee made a surprise visit to singer Lim Young-woong's concert, becoming a hot topic. At the event, Na Moon-hee wrote a story expressing her longing for her late husband, bringing tears to the audience.

On the 21st, Lim Young-woong's nationwide concert "IM HERO" was held at KINTEX in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. During the concert, a segment called "Lim Young-woong's Space," where Lim personally read fans' stories, took place.

One fan, who introduced themselves as "Pumpkin Sweet Potato living in Ilsan," shared, "I am 82 years old and still working. I went down to the provinces for work for a long time, and when I called my husband because I missed him, he said he had fallen and hurt his forehead." They continued, "Afterwards, my husband was hospitalized but ultimately could not recover his health and passed away. Since his passing, I have found deep comfort and solace listening to Lim Young-woong's songs, and I am sending this story to express my gratitude."

Singer Lim Young-woong. [Image provided by Mulgochi Music]

The fan was actress Na Moon-hee. "Pumpkin Sweet Potato" is a line Na Moon-hee uttered during a quarrel with Park Hae-mi in the MBC sitcom "Unstoppable High Kick," which became popular as a meme in online communities. Na Moon-hee had a funeral for her husband on the 19th of last month and wrote this story expressing her longing for her departed spouse.

After Na Moon-hee's image appeared on the concert's large screen, the venue was filled with cheers from the audience. Na Moon-hee watched the performance from the audience wearing a mask, accompanied by actress Kim Young-ok, who co-starred with her in the film "Picnic." Lim Young-woong was surprised to spot Na Moon-hee and said, "I feel very proud and thankful that my songs have been a source of comfort to you." The crowd erupted in cheers shouting "Na Moon-hee! Na Moon-hee!" and Na Moon-hee responded by making a heart shape with her arms to the audience.

Born in 1941 and 83 years old this year, Na Moon-hee debuted as a voice actor in the first public recruitment of MBC radio in 1961 and has since worked as an actress. She has appeared in films such as "Harmony," "Miss Granny," and "I Can Speak," as well as dramas including "Country Diary," "Famous Chilgongju," and "Unstoppable High Kick," earning much love. Additionally, the film "Picnic" starring her is set to be released on the 7th of next month.

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