Hong Jin-kyung Visits Nobel Museum in Stockholm for 'Conditions for a Rich Nation'

Broadcaster Hong Jin-kyung is set to impress viewers with her intellectual hosting skills on the second part of KBS1's special documentary 'Conditions for a Rich Nation,' titled 'The Path to Korea's Economic Prosperity.' The episode features 2024 Nobel Laureate in Economics, Professor James A. Robinson, as he explores strategies for Korea's sustainable economic growth.

Hong, known as a 'knowledgeable entertainer,' adeptly broke down complex economic topics into easily digestible and engaging content, earning praise for her viewer-centric approach. During her visit to the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm, Sweden, she expressed pride in Korea's global influence while viewing items donated by former President Kim Dae-jung and handwritten notes by author Han Kang. She also subtly addressed past controversies surrounding her political inclinations with a cautious demeanor.

The documentary also captures Professor Robinson's visit to SM Entertainment, delving into the secrets behind K-pop's global success. He described cultural explosions as a key to Korea's economic growth and lauded the nation's educational system, rule of law, and inclusive social structure, designating Korea as a role model for other countries. The program further analyzes Korea's future path by comparing its economic model with those of the US and China.

'The Path to Korea's Economic Prosperity,' the second part of 'Conditions for a Rich Nation,' will air on KBS1 at 10 PM on the 18th.

Hong Jin-kyung debuted as a model in the 1990s and has since become a versatile entertainer known for her unique humor and wit across various broadcast platforms. She has also achieved success as a businesswoman, demonstrating her multifaceted talents. Recently, she has garnered significant popularity through her YouTube channel, actively engaging with her fans.