Noh Hong Chul Seeks Marriage Advice From Monk

Broadcaster Noh Hong-chul will ride an auto-rickshaw, India's representative mode of transportation, with Ven. Beopryun for a late-night "Ask Me Anything" session. Noh Hong-chul expresses his special affection for Ven. Beopryun, saying, "The person I respect the most is my grandfather, and seeing you, Monk, reminded me of him." He continues a deep conversation, honestly discussing everything from his thoughts on marriage to financial investment concerns. As he had eagerly awaited the "Ask Me Anything" sessions, Noh Hong-chul's questions were endless, and Ven. Beopryun patiently answered each one, offering sincere advice. As his time with Ven. Beopryun grew longer, Noh Hong-chul opened up more, and Lee Sang-yoon was also impressed by Ven. Beopryun's insight.

The guests, who set out early in the morning, are captivated by the Indian market scenery unfolding outside their windows. They are amazed by the merchants and vehicles narrowly passing each other and the sight of unexpected items being transported on the roofs of buses. Furthermore, the group becomes complete with the arrival of the fifth guest, Woo Chan from All Day Project, in India. Woo Chan's initial adjustment to unfamiliar India and the heightened chemistry among the members are expected to be another point of interest.

In the SBS entertainment program "Beopryun Road: The Monk and the Guests," airing at 9 PM on the 2nd, Noh Hong-chul admitted to Ven. Beopryun, "I think I have a 200% desire to get married." Noh Hong-chul stated he wasn't particularly interested in dating itself but shared his concerns about marriage, thinking of his parents. Ven. Beopryun advised, "The standard for whether you will get married or not isn't based on your parents' earnestness, but rather, because you have an unconscious desire for marriage, you are swayed when it connects with your parents' words."

Actress Lee Joo-bin, who is receiving much love after her first leading role following 10 years of being unknown, honestly confessed her lingering feelings of emptiness, even thinking, "Will marriage solve this?" Lee Joo-bin shared her overwhelming feelings after her one-on-one "Ask Me Anything" session with Ven. Beopryun, saying, "There was a word that deeply resonated with me."

SBS's "Beopryun Road: The Monk and the Guests" is a road variety show where Ven. Beopryun, who has provided answers to countless people's concerns, travels through India with Noh Hong-chul, Lee Sang-yoon, Lee Joo-bin, Lee Ki-taek, and Woo Chan to find the meaning of life and happiness through "Ask Me Anything" sessions. The show is receiving positive reviews from viewers for simultaneously delivering laughter, empathy, and healing through the unfamiliar landscapes and unexpected events encountered throughout the journey, combined with Ven. Beopryun's warm yet insightful advice.