[Returning Site] 'Nobel Prize in Mathematics' Professor Heo Jun-i ran as soon as he saw his son

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Heo Jun-yi, a professor at Princeton University and a senior professor at the Academy of Advanced Sciences (KIAS), who received the Fields Medal, which is called the 'Nobel Prize in mathematics', is sharing joy with his son after arriving through Incheon International Airport Terminal 1 on the morning of the 8th.

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Professor Heo Jun-yi is answering reporters' questions.

On the left is Professor Heo Jun-i's son, Heo Dan.

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Professor Heo Jun-i is looking happily at his son Heo Dan-gun, who answers questions from reporters.

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Professor Heo Jun-yi is leaving the airport with her son, Dan-gun, after completing the interview.

(SBS Digital News Bureau, composition = editor Kim Seong-hwa, photo = Yonhap News)

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