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- Korean Media Reports BTS Suga Can Do Military Service As A Civil Servant
#bts #suga #military #service Several South Korean portals reported on Tuesday December 13, that BTS Suga could complete his military service as a civil servant. The rapper is the second oldest member of BTS and is set to join next year. Suga was born in 1993 and will be 30 years old in March 2023. Jin, the oldest member of BTS , just turned 30 years old and officially started his military service on Tuesday December 13. In 2019, the star was diagnosed with "left shoulder posterior labial tear" , which means that his cartilage around his left shoulder joint was torn. The increase in pain and the inability to perform some movements led the idol to decide to undergo surgery to improve his quality of life and take care of his health. Through a message to fans in 2020 via WeVerse, Suga said: “Since performing is part of my job, I tried to avoid surgery as much as I could and endured with rehabilitation and injections. However, I was scared because it got worse and worse every time I performed.” According to the Edaily report, military authorities used Suga's shoulder surgery in 2020 as a justification. In some cases, depending on the complexity of the surgery and the severity of the injury, recruits may be discharged from full military service. Despite this, the agency reported, “ Even if they are assigned to public service, conscripts can go on active duty if they wish to serve in that way .” Big Hit Music said in response to the news, " BTS members will do their military service according to their own plans. It is difficult to confirm the artist's personal information." Among terms of work, civil servants have the longest years of work. Active duty soldiers serve 18 months, while soldiers assigned to government offices must complete 24 months of service. And what do you think about the enlistment of BTS members ? Do you think they returned as a full group in 2025? Let us know what you think about it in the comments! Source: KoreaIN, Recreio
- Is Gen Z Killing Traditional Chuseok or Redefining It?
having a more rebellious side than their elders, many traditions that surround Chuseok , such as wearing Hanbok platforms, such as TikTok and YouTube, that you'll find a whole host of streamers posting themselves in Hanbok
- Are you looking to be the next BTS or TXT? HYBE is looking for its next big group!
sites including at the venues in Orange County, California, Jakarta, Indonesia and Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi
- A Summer Adventure in Pohang: Exploring the Treasures of the East Coast
Gyeongju Ancient Town: Step Back in Time in Hanbok To truly immerse yourself in Korean culture, consider wearing a Hanbok (traditional Korean attire) and exploring the charming streets of Gyeongju Ancient
- Do you know the meaning of the Korean Flag? We break it down!
White is a traditional color in Korean culture, often seen in Hanbok or Korean Art.
- “Once Upon Our Land” Opens New Chapter in Cultural Exchange at QC Library!
, while others expressed themselves through a fun craft activity where they designed their very own hanbok
- K-Wave Takes Over CDO: ‘2025 Korea Festival on the Go’ Set for a September Spectacle for K-Culture Fans!
Visitors can try on the elegant hanbok (Korean traditional clothing), take snapshots with vibrant silk
- ADOR's Worldwide Hunt: Is Your City Home to the Next K-Pop Boy Group?
cities abroad, including Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo, Nagoya, Singapore, Jakarta, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi
- Crossover: Reimagining the Future Between Korean & Filipino Youth
From hanbok wearing, and writing your name in Hangul or Baybayin to identifying a cause one would like
- "Lights, Love, Action": BLACKPINK'S Jisoo to kick off her solo tour! Plus, new album details!
It is scheduled to touch down in Manila, Bangkok, Tokyo, Taipei, Hong Kong and Hanoi.
- A Glow Like No Other: Jinju Silk Lanterns Light Up at the Korean Cultural Center!
Additionally, visitors should watch out for “Hanbok Fridays” - an event where visitors can try wearing
- This is what makes this Lunar New Year holiday more special than before!
It is also a perfect time for immersing yourself in rich Korean traditions, such as folk games, hanbok
















