Trot singer Park Gun added warmth with his heartfelt talent donation.
On the 26th, Park Gun visited the Municipal Mungyeong Nursing Home to perform a talent donation concert for the elderly. He started with his song ‘Don’t U-turn’ and showcased songs like ‘Barley Hill’, ‘18-Year-Old Soon-i’, and ‘Have a Drink’, while also going down to the audience to hold the hands of the elderly and encourage their health, fostering warm communication.
This talent donation was voluntarily conducted by Park Gun, who is active as an ambassador for Mungyeong City, delivering a message of hope to about 100 audience members, including elderly patients in the hospital, medical staff, caregivers, and volunteers.
In particular, Park Gun has been engaged in social activities, such as providing a lunch sharing service for over 180 basic livelihood recipients and elderly individuals living alone at the Mungyeong Comprehensive Social Welfare Center at the end of last year.
Meanwhile, Park Gun was recently selected as the host for the new corner ‘Filial Piety Project Park Dae-ri’ on KBS1’s ‘6 o’clock My Hometown’ and is meeting viewers through various programs, including ‘Taegun Singing Contest 3’.
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
