Hello Counselor (Hello / 안녕하세요 / Annyeonghaseyo)

We will counsel you on your unspeakable concerns.

National Competition on Worries! - Competition on Worries!

Today, we invited the hosts...

of KBS' popular radio shows.

Announcer Park Eun Young of "FM March"!

Welcome. - Hello. I'm Park Eun Young.

Yoon Jeong Su and Nam Chang Hee of "Mister Radio"!

It's nice to meet you. - Hello.

Newcomer Actress Park Gi Ru!

It's nice to meet you.

The passionate singer, Kim Dong Han!

The two hosts of "Mister Radio". - Yes?

Are you two happy with each other as your co-host?

I really like him as my co-host.

However, at first, I thought I would like my co-host...

whoever I co-hosted the show.

I would have accepted anyone. - I see.

Whether it was Park Jung Soo or Pyeon Jung Su,

I told myself to try to become fond of my co-host.

Anyway, it's so much fun to work with Yoon Jeong Su,

and we create great chemistry.

Jeong Su, what do you think about your teamwork?

I contemplated for a day.

Why? - Why?

I wanted to work with someone more popular.

I see. - That's right.

I hoped so. However,

working with Chang Hee changed my mind. Now I'm mesmerized...

by Chang Hee's charms. - What are his charms?

He's so smart. - Is he?

He has a broad knowledge of many things. For example,

the word "bleak"...

Do you know the origin of that word?

No. What is it? - What is it?

Exactly. I was surprised too. - He knows the origin of the word?

When the Japan-Korea Treaty of 1905 was signed,

all Koreans were sad and upset. - That's right.

So people used the word to describe a depressing atmosphere...

like when the treaty was signed.

It was signed in 1905, the Eulsa Year.

The word is originated from the Eulsa Year.

He's so smart as you can see.

It's interesting. Can you tell us one more thing?

That's the only one I can tell you right now.

That's it? - He's smart.

He's so smart. I had no idea.

He must be highly educated. - Right.

Eun Young hosts a morning show. - That's right.

Since you host a live morning show,

you must not have much time to spend in the evening.

I start preparing to go to bed at around 8pm.

At 8pm? - Yes.

I lie down in my bed at 9pm and fall asleep at 10pm.

Then what time do you wake up?

I wake up at 5:30am every morning.

At 5:30am? - Yes. I came to wonder...

They say that history is made at night. Maybe that's why I...

You don't have your own history?

Because you go to sleep early? - Yes.

You can date a man in the daytime too.

He's right. - It doesn't happen only at night.

In the daytime, you can...

History is made in the daytime. - If you meet the right man for you,

you can take your relationship to the next level.

Gi Ru...

was featured in a newspaper not long ago.

Kim Sung Eun is also playing in the same play.

Yes. We play the same role... - That's right.

in the same play. - I see.

How did you beat the odds of 1 in 200?

I'm sure it was because of your talent.

My character acts cute often. - I see.

She's lovely and cute.

I think I showed a cute side of me during the audition.

Please show us how you act cute.

Okay.

I'll reenact a scene of the play where I act cute.

"My heart... My heart is beating so fast."

"It's beating so fast."

"My heart just jumped out of my chest."

"Heart, what did you say?"

"My heart..." - Why am I feeling embarrassed?

"won't answer me."

"Heart..." - It's so embarrassing.

"Heart, I will save you."

"CPR."

"Here we go."

Thank you. - That was amazing.

She must've been embarrassed.

But she did a great job.

Thank you. - That's the spirit.

That was the longest cute act I had ever seen.

Exactly. - Yes.

I was taken aback at first,

but as you kept going on making cute noises.

You were so cute.

Thank you. - You're welcome.

Dong Han, you're also famous for having a lot of talents.

Yes. I have so many talents.

Please show us.

I'll dance twice faster than the original song.

That sounds great. - Twice faster?

Then show us the dance at the original speed first.

Please show us.

All right. That's it.

He danced at the original speed.

I'll dance twice faster now. - Right.

You'll dance twice faster now. - Yes.

I'm excited to see it.

I remember this part. My goodness.

That was amazing.

Great job.

You gave me an idea, Dong Han. - What is it?

From now on, I will...

eat twice faster than others.

You'll eat twice faster? - Yes.

Okay. - I think that's a good idea.

Today, we have three stories as always.

Show us the keywords, please.

"I Don't Want to Become a Police Officer".

"Night After Night". "A Dreadful Love".

"I Don't Want to Become a Police Officer".

Hello.

I'm an 18-year-old high school girl who wants to live as I want.

Since I was a little child... "Mom, I want to go to an academy."

"You brat. You won't go to an academy."

"Study at home with your workbooks."

"You know you'll start the piano lesson next week, right?"

"And don't forget about your taekwondo lesson either."

I've been living my life just as my mom wanted.

She even told me...

"Daughter, come here."

"Oh, my. Look at the police officers on TV."

"Don't they look fabulous?"

"You should become a police officer."

"Your dream is to become a police officer, and you'll become one."

Now she's even forcing me...

to become a police officer.

"Mom, I'm not sure if I can become a police officer."

"Why do you always give up without even trying?"

"Just do as I say."

Gosh. I've been putting up with it until now,

but I can't stand it anymore.

Please help me find my own life back.

Did you always want to become a singer?

Actually, I used to be an athlete.

What sport did you play? - What sport?

I used to be a hapkido player.

I obtained the third-degree black belt.

It was when I was in middle school.

He's a martial artist. - When I was younger,

I majored in the traditional Korean dance.

I was in a similar situation to hers.

Since my mom couldn't make her dream come true,

she tried to realize her dream through me, her daughter.

It's her life,

so I believe she should choose her own career path.

That's right. I wonder why her mother...

wants her to become a police officer.

Please come out.

She looks cheerful.

I'll ask you straightforwardly. Why does your mother...

want you to become a police officer?

Since a police officer is a public servant,

Right. - Of course.

I thought so. - She says that I can live...

a comfortable life compared to people with other jobs.

It's a stable job. - That's right.

Your mother must have had her own reasons to tell you that.

Whether you become one or not, I think it's normal...

for her to tell you what she hopes for.

But she forces me to do it. - I see.

She told me to become a police officer no matter what.

I learned taekwondo until I was in ninth grade.

I learned it just to get the license.

So you learned taekwondo because your mother wanted you to do it,

not because you were interested in it?

What level of belt did you achieve?

I achieved the fourth-degree belt.

I see. Then how about you two spar with each other?

Hapkido versus taekwondo.

She's ranked higher than me.

So you won't spar with her, right? - Yes.

Of course, he won't.

I think I'll lose.

Exactly what does your mother want you to do...

to become a police officer?

When I submitted application for high school,

I wanted to go to another school,

but my mom discussed with my homeroom teacher...