He wash vegetables..soo cute.^^

His smile is totally Prince Smile..Even he wear a dress..

Maknae having fun in the Music High recording room. Glad that he is still so happy despite burden by so many tasks.

Tohoshinki is said to have 800,000 to 1,000,000 members in their fanclub "Cassiopeia." Yunho, one of Tohoshinki's members, is now challenging for his first drama, "Heading to the Ground." At the start, the program's ratings were rather low, but it seems to be gradually increasing. Since Tohoshinki is very popular in Japan, and one of the members is starring in the drama, we believe that it will be aired in Japan; and so we focused on its title.

Just for the time being, the Japanese title of the drama is translated to "Jimen ni Heading" (T/N: Heading to the Ground) from the original "Maen Ttang e Heading." But some of the Japanese media are stating the title as "Do One's Best."


(Maen Ttang e Heading)

Let's verify the above Hangul alphabets:
[Maen] means "nothing"
[Ttang] means "earth" or "ground"
[e] means the particle "to"
So, if we translate it literally, it means "Heading to the Ground." And if we use this as the title, it will sound odd.

This phrase is often used in Korea, and it means "All efforts came to nothing" or "Reckless faith." And there is one more meaning: "Challenge to the impossible."

Especially in Korea, where the triumph spirits are high, it seems that the phrase is mainly used by the latter meaning. There is even a book published with the title "23 Years Old. Challenge to the Impossible" by Yung Su-yong. This was a study-abroad essay written by a Korean girl, studying in Australia, who couldn't speak English.

This time, Cha Bong-Goon (Yunho) is aiming to be the Korean soccer representative from a soccer team that was dissolved. So we think that the correct title of the drama should be the same as that of the book introduced above. Thus, the title should not be "Do One's Best," but rather, it should be with a bit of a stronger nuance which shows the challenging spirits. We are interested whether or not the title will be changed when the drama is aired in Japan.


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On the KBS variety show “Champagne” that broadcasted on the 26th of September, girl groups revealed their ideal types.

The night's guests were Park Gyu Ri and Han Seung Yeon from Kara, Narsha and Ga In from Brown Eyed Girls, Kim Hyun Ah and Kwon So Hyun from 4Minute, Yoo So Young and Lee Joo Yeon from After School.

The special section “dream world cup” was the focal point of that night's episode. On that episode of “Champagne," the most popular male celebrities were voted, and the top candidates were Rain, Jung YunHo and Shim ChangMin from DBSK, Kim HyunJoong from SS501, Kim HeeChul from Super Junior, Nichkhun and JaeBum from 2PM, MinHo from SHINee, G-Dragon and TOP from BigBang, etc.

Then the top four ‘Most Favourite’ were voted out from the list based on individual preferences. After voting, there were 4 of them, which are MinHo from SHINee, Jung YunHo from DBSK, JaeBum from 2PM and Rain. What was surprising was that during the voting, G-Dragon and Nichkhun lost to JaeBum.

If JaeBum and Rain were to end up as the final two, who would survive to the end and be crowned as winner?


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