The book review was part of an interview makala that Munhwa news had with Seohyun prior to the Girls' Taiwan leg of their 2nd Girls' Generation Asian Tour.
The book in question?It's none other than "Writing Hope With Eyes" kwa mpira wa kikapu player Park Seungil.
In it,the once aspiring Korean basketballl nyota and coach details that struggles he faced when he contracted Lou Gehrig's Disease in the prime of his life and career.Heart-wrenching and inspiring at the same time,the book tells a tale of perseverance and hope on the part of Park Seungil as he comes to terms with his disease condition and his future life goals,in the light of this often fatal disease.
In addition to the book review,Seohyun also shed a little light on the kusoma habits of the 9 ladies and even a little tidbit on how she felt when she finally had a chance to meet her lifelong idol face-to-face(can wewe quess who^^?).
With interests and aspirations like these,namely,to seek to continue to improve themselves,regardless of the time constraints imposed on them kwa their hectic performance schedules,it is little wonder that the 9 ladies have mashabiki from all age groups,having set themselves up as good examples for all to follow :D.
The following is the translated transcript of the news article.Enjoy!
"Hello.This is Girls' Generation's maknae,Seohyun.With Chuseok coming up,we [Girls' Generation] will be holding a tamasha from the 9th to the 11th in Taiwan to spread K-POP overseas.Last week,we spread K-POP through a large tamasha in front of 150,000 people at the Tokyo Dome in Japan.
We are also planning on holding a moyo fluttering,dream-like tamasha in October at Madison Square Garden in New York City.Because it's a tamasha that we will be having with mashabiki from all over the world,I'm always nervous.My body is tired,but I am happy because I enjoy stages that make my moyo flutter.
Within our tight tamasha schedule,there is a book that I always look for.It is "Writing Hope With Eyes" kwa mpira wa kikapu player Park Seungil.
The book is about Park Seungil being diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease and becoming bedridden after being named "Korea's youngest mpira wa kikapu coach." It shows how he looked to hope despite the difficult atmosphere he was in.It is a moyo wrenching and touching book that shows Park Seungil's pride and efforts of living kwa doing his best.I recommend this book as I felt that it will give some insight to those who live busy lives without any time to relax,as well as touch their hearts.I am sure that his records of fighting this disease in particular will comfort those waiting for hope.
Along with the rest of Girls' Generation's members,I read vitabu between recording and concerts.All of us read,and we always carry one au two vitabu in our bags.Because I like reading,I receive many vitabu as gifts from fans,so whether I'm in the plane au in a car,I read often.I even had an overwhelming moment when I met the person I respect the most,the Secretary-General of the United Nations,Ban Ki-Moon.Through vitabu I was able to meet people who gives hope and strength,and I think I was able to gain that strength and hope from them.
