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Park Bo-gum Draws Over 1,000 Fans to Admiralty Mall, Greets Them in Cantonese

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Park Bo-gum Draws Over 1,000 Fans to Admiralty Mall, Greets Them in Cantonese

Summary

South Korean actor Park Bo-gum drew more than 1,000 fans to a shopping mall in Admiralty on Thursday (October 15) for a brand event, greeting them in Cantonese and signing autographs . The venue was already packed before 2pm, with crowds filling all three floors of the mall to catch a glimpse of the actor . When Park arrived, he was greeted by loud cheers, and during the photo session, he struck heart-shaped and victory sign poses and even sat on the floor for promotional photos .

Key Points

  • More than 1,000 fans gathered at the Admiralty mall on Thursday, October 15, with the venue already packed before 2pm, well ahead of the scheduled 3:45pm start time
  • Park Bo-gum greeted fans in Cantonese, saying "Hello, everyone. I miss you all so much. I'm Park Bo-gum"
  • During the photo session, Park struck heart-shaped and victory sign poses, and even sat on the floor for promotional photos while fans cheered loudly
  • When asked about the Hong Kong Marathon, Park expressed interest, saying he would like to participate if he gets the chance but needs sufficient stamina and training
  • Park also expressed interest in hiking in Hong Kong and asked the host for trail recommendations near Admiralty, which the host described as convenient and scenic

Why It Matters

The overwhelming turnout for Park Bo-gum's Admiralty appearance underscores the enduring popularity of South Korean entertainment in Hong Kong, with fans willing to queue for hours to see their favorite stars . His attempts to speak Cantonese and his expressed interest in local activities like hiking and running demonstrate how international celebrities continue to forge personal connections with Hong Kong audiences beyond their screen personas .
The overwhelming turnout for Park Bo-gum's Admiralty appearance underscores the enduring popularity of South Korean entertainment in Hong Kong, with fans willing to queue for hours to see their favorite stars . His attempts to speak Cantonese and his expressed interest in local activities like hiking and running demonstrate how international celebrities continue to forge personal connections with Hong Kong audiences beyond their screen personas .

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