Actor Choi Min-soo and Kang Joo-eun's son, Choi Yoo-seong, revealed the reason for their decision to join the military despite being dual citizens.



On the afternoon of the 14th, SBS Plus''Do you eat rice?



The 25-year-old son, Choi Yoo-seong, drew attention with an appearance that resembles Choi Min-soo.

Kang Joo-eun explained, "It looks and tastes similar to that of my dad. I can't cheat blood, I'm just a dad."



Choi Yoo-sung, who enlisted in the military a week after the broadcast of'Kang Ho-dong's Bab-sim', said, "I'm really vacant. I don't want to meet my friends, and my rice taste is low. I have a lot of dreams of going to the military,” he answered honestly.



Kang Joo-eun was proud that his son decided to join the military.

Kang Joo-eun said, "Yooseong is a Korean, but was born in Canada and is a citizen. I let him make 100% decisions on the part of going to the military," and said, "When I was 17 years old, (he said he would go to the military). Thank you."



Regarding this, Choi Yooseong said calmly, "My dad is Korean, and I can't speak Korean well, but I'm Korean. That's why I decided."



Kang Joo-eun imagined his son's enlistment as he approached his nose and said, "When the children were young, they couldn't even imagine the military. Mothers sent their sons to the army and crying while watching,'Will I cry like that?'

I wanted it. But as the day approaches, I think I know what I'm feeling. I will reflect on it."



Also, when asked how his parents would react on the day of enlistment, Choi Yoo-seong said, "Mom cried, and dad completely said,'Hey! Yooseong! I love you! My son! Get out of the way!'

I think I'll do it,” said Choi Min-su, and made a laugh.

In response, Kang Joo-eun expressed the heart of her husband, saying, "I will probably cry while imagining myself while watching this broadcast."



As to what advice Choi Min-su gave about enlisting in the military, Choi Yoo-seong explained, "My father told me not to be scared. It is all Korean men do, so I told them not to be afraid, and to try to have a good life.



Kang Joo-eun said he was very sorry for his son.

What he was most sorry about was that his son couldn't speak Korean well.



Kang Joo-eun said, "I came to Korea at the age of 23 as soon as I graduated from college. I was very unfamiliar, and I didn't know how to live in Korea. At that time, I couldn't speak Korean too much, and my husband got married and barely saw it because I was shooting'Hourglass. When I gave birth to Yooseong, it became our own world.When I sent it to a Korean school, I couldn't follow it, so I sent it to a foreign school, so I stopped speaking Korean with my children at home. I'm always sorry to see these deficient children."

He added, "If I can live this life again, I want to teach Korean even if we go to Korean language school together."



Mr. Choi Yooseong said, "Mother sometimes says he's sorry," and actually said that Kang Joo-eun was very sorry for this.

Still, Mr. Choi Yooseong said, "You don't have to be sorry. It's okay. I'll do well in the military. Don't cry."

In addition, he delivered a video message to his dad Choi Min-su, who will be seen on the broadcast, saying, "Don't worry too much, I'll go well (to the military). I love you."



Looking at this bold son with tears, Kang Joo-eun said, "Dad and mother are proud of you and always thank you."



(SBS Entertainment News reporter Kang Seon-ae)