Exploring Extreme Jobs in China: A Unique Adventure with Choo Sung-hoon’s ‘Earn Your Keep’
Choo Sung-hoon and Team Encounter Challenging Jobs in China’s Local Culture
Setting the Stage for Extreme Experiences
The allure of immersive cultural experiences often beckons explorers to venture into unfamiliar territories. For Choo Sung-hoon, a celebrated figure with a background in athletics, this meant diving into China’s extreme job scene in the riveting show ‘Earn Your Keep’. This unprecedented reality program, co-produced by ENA and EBS, aims to portray the gritty challenge of making a living in foreign lands. On October 26, audiences can tune in at 7:50 PM to witness the first episode of this unique journey.
Behind the Scenes in China
As a teaser, the production team revealed intriguing behind-the-scenes stories and a promotional poster. The imagery shows Choo Sung-hoon alongside Kwak Jun-bin and Lee Eun-ji, donned in work attire and poised to tackle the challenges ahead. Their bare feet and the massive tools in their hands depict both the excitement and the serious demeanor required for these roles.
The backdrop of the poster stirs curiosity with towering mounds, hinting at the arduous tasks awaiting them. The trio take on diverse roles: Choo Sung-hoon is the ‘Team Captain’, responsible for securing jobs, while Kwak Jun-bin, though self-proclaimed math-challenged, avidly manages finances to ensure well-earned meals. Meanwhile, Lee Eun-ji serves a dual role as the ‘Fun Manager’ and ‘Search Manager’, unearthing hidden gems and local spots.
A Realistic Portrayal of Cultural Immersion
This effective division of labor raises anticipation around their genuine survival story. Choo Sung-hoon, reflecting on this adventurous decision, shared, “Engaging in extreme professions worldwide is something I’ve never tried before. It’s a chance to communicate with people across various nations, which I believe will be a rewarding experience.”
Exploring Local Cuisine and Culture
Highlighting the significance of local cuisine, Choo Sung-hoon recounted memorable street food experiences in China. He remarked, “Eating street food was delightful and quite memorable. It felt incredibly real to earn money through work and live off it.”
These experiences also translate to his popular YouTube channel, where he frequently visits recommended eateries. In contrast, the culinary adventure in China introduces a different culinary approach, heightening the curiosity around which establishments will be featured.
Catch these dynamic episodes of “Earn Your Keep” featuring Choo Sung-hoon, Kwak Jun-bin, and Lee Eun-ji, premiering October 26 on ENA and EBS, for an immersive cultural experience.
