Choi Won-hee appeared in’My Way’
Disclosing the story of being a shaman
“I cry so much in the Sindang, I feel like Act 1 is over”
‘My Way’ Choi Won-hee / Photo = TV Chosun broadcast screen capture
‘My Way’ Choi Won-hee revealed the recent status of becoming a shaman from a figure skating player.
On TV Chosun’s’Life Documentary My Way’, which aired on the 28th, former figure skating player Choi Won-hee appeared in October.
On this day, Choi Won-hee said, “After being a figure skating player for more than 10 years, I got excited on October 4. I was in a situation where I became a national team, but the moment I ran and turned to jump, I saw a ghost.” “Figure skating was all of my life and was the first act. “I’m in a different world right now.”
Choi Won-hee said, “At first, I said to procrastinate for only 8 years, but because the child is too young, I said to procrastinate for only 3 years. But through my mouth, my grandmother said,’You know the child, put it off. Let’s see if the child will die or not.’ “Because the story comes out,” he said about the situation where he had to be excited.
‘My Way’ Choi Won-hee / Photo = TV Chosun broadcast screen capture
He said it was difficult to accept the fact that he couldn’t figure skating. Choi Won-hee confessed, “It was my first time sitting in the shrine and cried very much when I saw this,” while looking at a poster containing myself as a figure skating player. He confessed, “I showed a very clear contrast of’You are now over Act 1′. Foster and Shindang. It was only then that I realized it. I thought that I could not finish it and kept tearing.”
However, Choi Won-hee accepted her destiny and expressed her determination for a new life. He conveyed the appearance of riding Jakdu and said, “When I ride Jakdu, it feels like I am skating,” and “I sincerely want to save rebirth.”
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