Comments on: More discharge videos and photos

By: varandhorn

varandhorn — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 15:17:42 +0000

Yes Prissymom I saw in photo his tears. He is very happy to meet the first group of fans who supporting and wait him there that I remembered in Wuli’s diary (1) it rains in the morning afterward very hot. He should proud of himself and love all of fans who love him and endurance that day and 2 yrs ago.

By: prissymom

prissymom — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 05:36:21 +0000

First off, I agree with varandhorn, most of the questions are inane. These reporters wasted their opportunity! There were so many things to ask JHJ and all they could think to ask are “do you have a girlfriend?” and “which girl group gave you strength during your MS?” Even asked him to sing!@#%$ JHJ is not some pop idol, but a serious actor who deserves to be treated with respect and courtesy. He just came off a difficult 2 year stint in the military and all they can ask him is to sing some song from a girl group? What the heck are those reporters thinking?@$%#*&

Second, I don’t like the behaviour of the reporter who kept touching JHJ’s biceps. I’m not being a possessive or jealous fan, but the reporter’s behaviour is so improper! I understand the fan who hugged him, she is there as a fan and she is overwhelmed with emotion. But the reporter was there on a professional capacity, she should have behaved as a professional.

Third, being a dog lover myself, I understand why he’d find it hard to part with his dogs who has been his constant companions for almost 2 years.

Last, I, too, am touched by the sincere joy in his smile and the tears in his eyes. Even just through photos and videos, one could sense the sincerity of his emotions.

By: wulijohyunjae

wulijohyunjae — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 01:40:39 +0000

varandhorn, Korean and Chinese are both hard, in different ways. Korean has polite forms of speaking which makes it perhaps harder. Very often in a sentence of 10 words, maybe only 3 mean anything – the rest are polite preamble. I hear my Korean friends speak at length and, when translated, it could mean simply: “Very happy to see you in Seoul.” But don’t let me discourage you. Lots of JHJ fans are learning Korean because of him.

By: varandhorn

varandhorn — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 01:26:09 +0000

5555 they showed unsuitable character especially touch JHJ’s face. I am not sure it’s hard to study Korean or not but I think Chinese is more difficult. I will start to learn Korean first basic class next month for understand Korean Language in the future but take many years of course I try.

By: wulijohyunjae

wulijohyunjae — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 00:50:02 +0000

varandhorn, yes, those questions have been asked and answered many times before. Somehow these female Korean reporters are fascinated by biceps – they like to sqeeze actors’ biceps! If you ask me, I think they’re flirting with JHJ and having a little fun at his expense.

By: varandhorn

varandhorn — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 00:30:49 +0000

Thanks for English WuliJHJ, Ummmm I think the questions are baby (may I said stupid) they should ask the important or more interesting question from JHJ who is in Army 2 years but ask him about girlfriend.