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( ARTICLE ) bts ‘eldest hyung’ Jin who takes care of dongsaengs silently till the end
idol group bts member Jin (real name Kim Seokjin) showed a ‘reliable’ side of him taking care of dongsaengs.
at the closing of the evening broadcast of ‘sbs gayo daejeon’ on the 25th, bts came on stage to gave their farewell to fans, along other participating artists like girl groups red velvet and twice.
at the time, other than for himself, JIn gave up on where he was standing to member V (real name Kim Taehyung) who was behind him, to let him come to the front, and gestured to another member Suga (real name Min Yoongi) to also come forward together to the front of the stage to greet fans farewell.
while exiting the stage, it can be seen that Jin was patting on V’s shoulders and taking care of him until the end.
this side of Jin was filmed in a video and based on records on the afternoon at time of this article on the 27th, the popularity of the video is on a rise to #8 on youtube. in just three days of release, there are more than 100,000 views for this video.
A Chankiri Tree or Killing Tree was a tree in the Cambodian Killing Fields against which children and infants were smashed because their parents were accused of crimes against the Khmer Rouge. It was so the children “wouldn’t grow up and take revenge for their parents’ deaths”. Some of the soldiers laughed as they beat the children against the trees, as not laughing could have indicated sympathy, making oneself a target. (Source)
This is a reality for me and my family. My parents were lucky enough to escape the Khmai Rouge where my mother watched her family die and my father survived being left for dead by one of these soldiers.
Not many people know of the genocide that occurred in Cambodia. It’s not something they teach in schools. I had to learn of my family’s horrific past from those who were there when it happened.
