Hwang Young-woong's "Gangjin" (a term likely referring to a surge or impact) has a consumption effect of 4 billion won.

Singer Hwang Young-woong will hold a solo performance at the Gangjin Celadon Festival. As the estimated number of spectators has been revised upward to over 10,000, the organizers and the Gangjin County Office held a safety measures meeting and decided to activate a Level 1 security system and significantly increase security personnel. Traffic and parking management will also be strengthened.

Hwang Young-woong stated, "This performance is for the citizens of Gangjin," expressing his intention to prioritize offering seats to the county residents. His fans also showed their commitment to practicing a culture of safety and consideration by stating they would yield front seats to residents and watch in an orderly manner. Large LED screens will be installed at the venue, allowing attendees to enjoy the performance vividly even if they are not near the stage.

It is estimated that the large-scale visit by Hwang Young-woong's fandom, 'Paradise,' will generate approximately 4 billion won in consumption for the local economy. Reservations at nearby accommodations and restaurants are mostly full, and about 170 tour buses wrapped with Hwang Young-woong's image will be in operation.

Hwang Young-woong continues his consistent charitable activities. Last year, he donated over 300 million won cumulatively through the Fruit of Love and the Korean Red Cross, and his name was added to the 'Red Cross Honors Club,' a group of high-value donors to the Korean Red Cross. His fans are also participating in the donation relay, adding to the positive influence.

Following the Gangjin Festival, Hwang Young-woong is expanding his activities, having received over 12 event appearance offers.