In a heartwarming episode of TV CHOSUN’s 'Dad and I,' the father-son duo of Jang Kwang has bridged their communication gap, showcasing their growth through shared experiences. The broadcast achieved a viewership rating of 4.3%, making it the highest-rated show across cable channels that day. Renowned educator Ham Ik-byeong joined the cast, bringing his daughter Ham Eun-young, leading to intense discussions surrounding their educational approaches.
The episode highlighted the evolving dynamics in the Jang family, with Jang Young expressing concern over his father's health choices, especially regarding diabetes. As Jang Kwang reflected on his relationship with his son, he noted that the bond has improved, despite the occasional challenges that arise from care and concern. Meanwhile, Young took on the role of a personal trainer, ensuring his father maintains better health through rigorous workouts.
Additionally, the episode delved into the public's reaction to the family's appearance on the show, revealing mixed feelings from the Jangs regarding parenting critiques. Jang Kwang shared his pleasure in reconnecting with his son, while Young disclosed his initial hesitation about being on television. Nonetheless, he admitted that not participating would have led to even greater regrets.
In a new segment, Ham Ik-byeong and his daughter Ham Eun-young introduced their opposing viewpoints on education and parental influence. Discussing past experiences, Eun-young recounted moments of fear induced by her father's strict educational methods, sparking an essential dialogue about parenting styles. This candid exchange culminated in Ham Ik-byeong acknowledging his daughter’s feelings and expressing a willingness to understand her perspective better.
Next week, viewers can anticipate more revelations from Ham Ik-byeong as he opens up about balancing work and family life amid allegations of being a workaholic. Tune in to 'Dad and I' every Wednesday night at 10 PM on TV CHOSUN for more emotional family moments and insights into Korean culture.