Actors Kim Nam Gil and Lee SangYun, their contradictory tendencies... Still, ``I'm glad we worked together.''

Actors Kim Nam Gil and Lee Sang Yun showed opposite tendencies. In the third part of MBC's "Leave Anything" broadcast on the 15th, Kim Nam Gil and Lee Sang Yun
Hamyang was pictured riding on the JeeAnje mountain pass. The two lived in Seoul as daily newspaper reporters, and at the age of 35,
I met the poet Lee Won-kyu who had gone deep into the mountains of Mt. Lee Won-gyu's poem, ``If you want to come to Mt. Jirisan'' was even turned into a song by An Chi Hwan.
Lee Won-gyu, who is a poet and a biker, has ridden more than 300,000 kilometers over the past 11 years.
Kim Nam Gil was surprised by this fact and said, ``He's a bit of an expert when it comes to talking about this kind of thing, but he's an expert.''
there was. Poet Lee Won-gyu suggested that Kim Nam Gil and Lee Sang-Yun take a photo with the theme of ``digital camera + poetry'' and write a poem to match it, and the two began a digital camera showdown.
. Unlike Kim Nam Gil, who wanders around feeling attracted, Lee SangYun immediately heads to his destination. Lee SangYun learned how to use a digital camera before taking photos.
Kim Nam Gil walked around and entered a convenience store. He completed his work by taking pictures of children in a convenience store.
Lee SangYun said, ``I was anxious. I wanted to meet Nam Gil. I didn't know what to do since the camera was the only one filming me.'' Kim Nam Ki
I confessed that I wanted to meet Lu. On the other hand, Kim Nam Gil burst out laughing and said, ``It was very good,'' revealing the opposite tendencies of the two.
The two visited the poet Lee Won-gyu's house.
Lee Won Gyu and his wife served eel and other dishes for the couple.
Ta. Kim Nam Gil asked Lee Won Kyu, "Is it planned or improvised?" Lee Won-gyu answered, ``I'm an improviser. Because heaven doesn't always go my way.''
Kim Nam Gil said, ``The people on Mt. Jiris often talk about this. ``It's not going to go the way I want it to.''
"Nature doesn't go as planned," he said, agreeing with the poet Lee Won-gyu's words.
did. Lee Won-kyu, who worked as a reporter for Seoul media, said, ``I didn't fit into urban life or capitalist life. I always felt like something was wrong.
I thought I was doing my best to survive, but I felt like I pressed the wrong button at the beginning.'' After we finished eating, we looked at their works together.
Lee SangYun released his own work saying, ``It would be better if I were to be whipped first, so I will release it first.'' Lee SangYun, who photographed the bamboo forest, said, ``I feel like it's like the afterlife.''
"It was," he said, explaining his work on rest. Kim Nam Gil, who took pictures of the children on Mt. Jirisan, said, ``I remember not being scared when we were together when we were little,'' and talked about the existence of his friends.
I explained the work I had written. Poet Lee Won-gyu chose both works, saying, ``Art is not relative. Each one is the best,'' and explained why he chose both works.
The two visited Mifangsa (Meihuang Temple) in the far reaches of Hainan and began practicing Zen meditation, and had time to learn more about themselves.
Lee Sang Yun confessed, ``There are some aspects that trap me without me knowing.As an actor, I think it's my homework until the end.''
Kim Nam Gil honestly said, ``I thought it would be a success if I could accomplish in 7 or 8 years what others did in 10 years.However, now I understand why I did it for 10 years.''
I confessed. Kim Nam Gil expressed his thoughts, saying, ``I'm glad I was able to go on this journey with Sang Yoon.''