Bona

The translation of the tweet is: "For now, Kim Ji-young is funny."

✨Debut's Plan✨ 【12/6】Popularity Vote Ranking 4th place #WuHao (↓1) 4th place #Hal (↓1) 4th place #LeeJunSeong (↓1) 4th place #KimJiYoung (↓1) 4th place #BaekJunHyuk (↓1) kpopjuice.com/member/wu_hao/ #DebutsPlan #NewKids

The translation of the tweet is: "Huh, where is Kim Ji-young-kun? 😭😭"

#100BookMarathonOfForeignLiterature 3rd book. "Kim Ji-young, Born 1982" by Cho Nam-joo. I thought it was a feminist novel, but it resonated with me too much. Japan in the 1960s-70s. No, the latter part felt similar to present-day Japan. The struggles women face. The ending is ironic. pic.x.com/FotoXzA7JH

"Where can I find free streaming of classical music at the end of summer? A thorough investigation of video subscription services like U-NEXT, Hulu, and Netflix【Kim Ji-young, Pe Su-bin, classical music】 mirukuma.com/natsuclassic/"

The tweet translates to: "If you give me this, it increases the reasons not to give up on this life and society, and it's a difficult topic to discuss both the stories of victims and perpetrators. However, I’m happy that it’s presented clearly and casually like with Professor Kishi. For those who want to think about sexual violence and sexual perpetration but are unsure how to approach it, I would recommend 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982.' It’s important to read the book, not just watch the movie."

✨Debut's Plan✨ 【12/5】Popularity Vote Ranking 3rd place #SeokJoon (↓1) 3rd place #WooHao (↓1) 3rd place #Hal (↓1) 3rd place #LeeJoonSeok (↓1) 3rd place #KimJiYoung (↓1) kpopjuice.com/member/seok_ju… #DebutsPlan #NewKids

Here's the translation of the tweet: "About Yuuki-sensei's book club 📝 Every year I go to the application page, but I can't make that final push... Year 1: I judged it to be impossible since it was weekly. Year 2: Kim Ji-young seemed tough to read... Year 3: I went to Gwangju and was interested, but the content seemed tough... Year 4: I am interested in the content of the book itself. Themes of aging and children's futures resonate with my current self."

The tweet translates to: "Do you know WJSN's Bona? Tsuda is seriously amazing."

The tweet translates to: "I'm regularly worried that New Kids' Kim Ji-young is currently in the military."

"Born in '82, Kim Ji-young" - This is a story that exists in Japan as well. The interactions with those around you, the words without malice, and the subtle feeling of not being understood can become quite painful. It's a sensation that feels familiar. The emergence of such novels and movies indicates that there is a sense of discomfort in those subtle areas. It's a positive trend.

"Following 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982' and 'The Boy Comes,' I will be in your care again this year. (Due to family watching TV in the same room, I can't participate in the translation presentation and will just be listening in ^^;) The explanations about the historical background of the novel and Korean culture are very thorough, so I feel like I'm attending a university lecture while participating."

"I watched 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982' as a reference for my thesis, and since Gong Yoo is in it, my perspective has changed a bit. Thank you for being in it!"

The tweet translates to: "The famous detective Tsuda Diane from Japan knows about the space girl Bona."

The tweet translates to: "I really thought 'Ah~' at the ending of the novel Kim Ji-young..."