Song Seung Hun makes trip around HCMC
After pleasing his fans by posting a picture he took in Ho Chi Minh City on January 9, renowned South Korean actor Song Seung Hun excited his fans who saw him on his trip around the city over the past few days.
Represented by the Korea Foundation, the 36-year-old artist arrived at the city’s University of Social Sciences and Humanities in District 1 on January 10 to give ten US$200 scholarships to students from the school’s Korean Studies Department.
After walking around the school, Song addressed his fans, who had waited for hours to see him at the school’s hall, by saying “Hello” and thanking them in Vietnamese.
“This is the first time I’ve been here. After seeing your love, I keep blaming myself for not coming here earlier,” he said.
“I think there will be many more chances for us to meet together,” he added.
Song Seung Hun says ‘hi’ to his fans in Vietnamese
Song represents the Korea Foundation in giving ten US$200 scholarships to students of HCMC’s University of Social Sciences and Humanities
After leaving the school, the actor continued his trip to the city’s War Remnants Museum
in District 3, where he and his team filmed a documentary.
At the museum, Song, was very friendly when he was recognized by local fans and tourists, who asked to take pictures with him and for his autograph.
Song Seung Hun and his team take picture and clips a documentary at the War Remnants Museum in District 3
Song Seung Hun receives a souvenir from Huỳnh Ngọc Vân, director of the museum
At night, the actor, who is known for his role in the series “Autumn in My Heart,” continued to cause a stir when he visited Ben Thanh Market.
According to shop owners and local people who saw him that night, the Korean actor was polite, nice and always respected the senior people he met.
Last week, Song also pleased local fans by sending a greeting through a one-minute-31-second clip before coming to Hanoi on January 6 with well-known actress Kim Tae Hee to promote their movie titled “My Princess,” which will be broadcast on TV in Vietnam from January 14.
In the capital city, the two artists had a meeting with local media and fans at the Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower, before attending a charity auction at The National Conference Center to sell several props they used in the film to raise funds for the Vietnam Children’s Fund.
Song Seung Hun at Ben Thanh Market
He left a good impression on people here with his polite and friendly behavior
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