My Kp♥p W♥rld: 11/05/14

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Donghae reveals how he deals with hateful comments

Super Junior Donghae reveals how he avoids being stressed out due to hateful comments online in the press conference of his movie 'The Youth'.

On November 5th, when asked about his role in the film's segment 'Rumor', Donghae shares, "I never look up for hateful comment at all. I don't read them in purpose because I hate looking for it."

He added, "Since I don't want to receive stress so I don't worry about tomorrow because I don't know what will happen. I only enjoy everything I do by doing my best for it but I don't stress over it. I will try live well."

Meanwhile, 'The Youth' is showing in theaters starting on November 13 along with its four segments: The Rumor; Wonderwall; Enemies All Around; and Play Girl.

Soyu reveals she made her own money to cover her dating expenses in middle school

On the November 4 episode of JTBC's 'Children, Life's Greatest Blessing', SISTARmember Soyu shared that she made her own money from part-time jobs in middle school in order to cover her dating expenses.

During a segment on the show titled, 'Classroom of Some', referring to the Korean "some" concept of when two youths act loveydovey without officially dating, Jun Hyun Mooasked, "Where are teenagers going for dates these days?" The teenage cast members responded that they go to cafes, movie theaters, and restaurants.

At this, Soyu commented, "I'm curious as to how teenagers cover their date expenses." She explained, "I have a frugal mindset so when I was a teenager, I went to cheap restaurants and snack stands with my boyfriend. But these days students are going to family restaurants or Italian restaurants. [Those places] are extremely expensive, it's surprising."

Jun Hyun Moo then asked, "Where did you get the money to cover your dating expenses?"

Soyu responded, "Starting from my second year in middle school I did part-time work. Because I made my own pocket money, I learned the value of money at an early age. It would be nice if students these days went to snack stands instead of family restaurants and make many memories that only people their age can make."