Goose Jeong Hyeong-don's children's education? ♥ I follow the opinion of Han Yu-ra, that's my educational center (Jeong Seung-je boarding house)
Nov 24, 2025
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T-Cast E-Channel new entertainment show 'Beat Your Life: Jung Seung-je boarding house' (hereinafter 'Jeong Seung-je boarding house') is a new normal boarding house where young people who want to beat their lives share their food and youth, and receive life lessons from Jung Seung-je 'Sengseonnim'. While Jeong Seung-je interferes in life with boarding students with a rice spatula instead of chalk on the blackboard, Jeong Hyeong-don plays the role of 'House Student Manager', and Han Seon-hwa plays 'Housekeeper', heralding a different chemistry.
Ahead of the first broadcast, the three shared their actual breathing and backstory in the boarding house. Jeong Seung-je said "In three days, the division of roles was naturally established" Sunhwa was in charge of main dishes, Hyung-don was in charge of coffee, sewer, and laundry, and I was in charge of math counseling"Automatic division of labor" Han Seon-hwa expressed satisfaction with her time together, saying, "Seung-je Jeong is quick to cook for the first time, and Jeong Hyeong-don is savvy and proficient in many ways." Jeong Hyeong-don also worked so well that I wondered if the three of us were right for the first time" he said.
Living with the boarders left the three with another learning. Jeong Seung-je was worried about the extent to which he should interfere with young people in their 20s"I recalled "With the boarding students approaching me first and asking for counseling, full-fledged advice has begun" Han Seon-hwa "Each person had a lot of different concerns"As the times changed, the burden on the youth was felt even greater." By running a boarding house, Jeong Hyeong-don has saved his mother's invisible hard work," he said, drawing sympathy.
Regarding the points to watch, the three said in unison, "'Program with salty, bitter, sweet, sour, and umami.'" Jeong Seung-je said "You'll see the real Jeong Seung-je without self-consciousness", and Han Seon-hwa gave a warm message to the youth, saying "Thinking itself is a process to move forward."
Real-life boarding reality entertainment 'Jeong Seung-je boarding house' will premiere on the E-channel at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, November 26.
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1. I would like to hear how you feel about appearing in a new entertainment program called 'Jeong Seung-je boarding house' and your determination for the process of living in a boarding house and making a program.
Jeong Hyeong-don: The concept of a boarding house itself felt more fresh because it was not easy to see in these days. So I was happy to be with this meaningful program, and I worked with the heart of making life together, not just filming entertainment shows. I hope that the warm charm of Jung Seung-je's boarding house will be conveyed naturally to the viewers.
2. The three of you actually lived together in a boarding house, and I would like you to tell me in detail what new things you got to know about each other in the process, and if there were any unexpected or impressive episodes.
Jung Seung-je: When you're together, your personalities are revealed at some point. Sun-hwa was in charge of the main dish and did it well, and Hyung-don really helped a lot with practical housework, such as making coffee or drilling through a sewer. I was in charge of math counseling, and the role of cleaning and laundry was naturally decided. After about three days, I didn't even have to say it, so I started to think, 'Oh, I have to do this.'
Jeong Hyeong-don: There are so many episodes in my life. It's hard to explain everything in words, so please check this out on the show. There are a lot of unexpected moments.
Han Seon-hwa: Jeong Seung-je has the ability to make new dishes quickly just by looking at the recipe, and Jeong Hyeong-don took care of me very well and was very surprised because I was good in many ways. It was a time to see each other's hidden side a lot.
3. Each role must have been divided and operated in a space called a boarding house, but I wonder what the breathing felt while operating together and whether you were satisfied with your role.
Jung Seung-je: I was a little confused in the beginning because I didn't have a good sense of who should do what. But after a few days, their roles naturally settled down. Even if no one asked me to do it, I found what I needed, and it turned out just right.
Han Seon-hwa: The roles were clearly separated and everyone worked hard in their positions, so the boarding house was able to operate stably. We had a good chemistry that filled each other's empty spots naturally.
4. I wonder if you've actually been boarding or co-living and how that experience has affected this program. If you have no experience, please let me know if you have any dreams or special arrangements you have for boarding.
Jeong Hyeong-don: I had a dream about boarding, but I've never really experienced it. Instead, I've lived in company dormitories, interior classes, rooftop rooms, and semi-basement places. I didn't prepare anything special for this program, and I participated with the mindset of 'Let's do our best'.
Han Seon-hwa: I like to cook, so it was new to be able to share the dishes I used to make with my boarding house family. Since there were a lot of people, I focused on matching the amount well while maintaining the taste, and that was a new experience.
5. When I actually lived with the boarding students, please tell me what was the difference from the first expectation and if you felt anything new in your life.
Jung Seung-je: The first team was preparing for the CSAT, so I had some sense, but it was hard for the people in their 20s who came in later to get the hang of it at all. I was wondering to what extent I should interfere and give advice. Then one day, I came to ask for counseling first, and from then on, I started life counseling in earnest.
Han Seon-hwa: It wasn't that different from what I expected, but it was new in many parts. As I listened to it closely, I felt that there were so many different types of worries, and I realized that as the times changed, there were many more points to think about.
6. In the program, they also show life interference or bitter words, but in reality, I wonder who nags or gives advice.
Jung Seung-je: Very little. Maybe it's because I've lived under no control for 20 years, but I rarely get nagged at. I don't remember being nagged by my parents either. The most recent nagging I heard was when I was working out with (Shim) Eutdum. I heard words every day, 'Eat a little bit', 'Why don't you send me what you ate?'
Jeong Hyeong-don: Wife. I'm just a wife. That's it. ^^
7. I wonder if Jung Seung-je 'Fishnim' has ever worried or stopped his family or people around him 'too much food', and his reactions around him.
Jung Seung-je: The broadcasting station compensated for the payment, so what I actually used was just giving out pajamas. But it took a lot of time. It's the first time in my life that I've stopped math for two weeks, so people around me said 'Why do you do this?'
8. Jeong Hyeong-don was in charge of the student manager of the boarding house and the sewer (?) and showed a reversal 'Um Geun-jin', and I wonder if it is similar in actual children's education.
Jeong Hyeong-don: When it comes to children's education, I consult with my wife a lot, and I tend to listen to and follow her opinion. That's my education view. ^^
9. I think Han Seon-hwa's eldest daughter's temperament of taking care of her younger sister and younger brother while running a boarding house would have helped her, what would it have been like? I wonder if there was a moment when boarding students actually felt like their own younger brothers.
Han Seon-hwa: I thought it was so healthy to even think about it, just as your worries do not go away just because you achieve your goals or dreams after getting older in your teens, 20s, or 30s. I wanted to add support to those children's honest appearance.
10. Jung Seung-je 'Fisherman' was impressive to communicate naturally with students, what do you think is the secret to such communication?
Jung Seung-je: I think it's a shame. It's the way I've been through first, so I naturally feel sorry when I see them making wrong judgments or wandering around. It seems that the mind is exposed, and people feel that it is communication.
11. What part of the viewers pay attention to to make it more fun to watch, and what points to watch?
Jeong Hyeong-don: There are too many points to watch. Salty, bitter, sweet, sour, umami... It's a program where you can really taste everything. It will be fun enough for viewers to look forward to Season 2 first.
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