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Showing posts with label Park Jungsoo. Show all posts
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7.29.2014

Welcome Back, Park Jung Soo!

ELFs, rejoice! Super Junior leader Leeteuk (real name Park Jung Soo) has been officially discharged from the army as of this morning, July 29.
Photo credit: ParkJungsu.com
Leeteuk left the camp at Injegun, Gangwondo in a black SUV, skipping the usual press interviews and public greetings. The Super Junior leader wanted to return home quietly sans the fanfare, but promises to hold an official fan meeting in the weeks to come.
Leeteuk believed to be inside that black SUV.
Welcome banner for the Super Junior leader.
Leeteuk enlisted into the army on October 30, 2012 and entered the 306th battalion in Uijeongbu, Gyeonggido. He has finally been discharged after 21 months of military service.

Welcome back, Park Jung Soo! We can't wait to see you stand on stage again!

8.27.2012

Super Junior’s Leeteuk grateful, emotional during MoA concert.


As Super Junior wrapped up their concert in Guangzhou, China last August 26, their leader, Leeteuk, broke down in tears as he thanked the crowd.
“Haven’t come to Guangzhou in a long time, you are the ones who gave us all the love and support in the world,” said Leeteuk as he addressed the fans in attendance. “Can you wait for me for 2 years?” he asked. Sensing the emotions in his voice, the crowd began cheering, “Uljima, uljima“, a Korean phrase meaning “Don’t cry“. Even fellow member Donghae was asking Leeteuk not to cry.
“We’ve already been together for 8 years…I will return with an even more handsome image!” After saying this, Leeteuk kneeled, bowed to the crowd, and cried.
Leeteuk wipes his tears on a duck plush toy. 'Duck' is one of Leeteuk's nicknames.
Later that evening, Leeteuk sent a message to his Chinese fans via his Twitter account. His tweet read, “China ELF who have given us so much, thank you and I love you! The happiness and love that we shared today, in two years’ time I will return it even more! Xie xie!”
Xie xie means 'thank you' in Chinese.
The Guangzhou leg of the MoA Concert is Leeteuk’s last overseas stage prior to his military enlistment.


This article originally appears on Korea.com.