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  In January this year, Chinese President Xi Jinping and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung met in Beijing during Lee's state visit to China. At the Great Hall of the People, the two leaders held discussions on a wide range of the key bilateral issues, including security, the economy, cultural exchanges, and regional peace. Notably, the two sides also discussed expanding cultural exchanges and entertainment content, including measures to increase the presence of Korean culture in China after years of restrictions. President Lee and President Xi agreed to strengthen people-to-people exchanges, particularly among young people, as well as cooperation in the media, sports, and local government sectors between regions and cities. The discussions immediately sparked hope among fans that BTS' world tour might eventually include Beijing as one of its stops. However, the reality is that despite the recent thaw in relations between Seoul and Beijing, the prospects of lifting the so-cal...

  Throughout more than a decade of their career, BTS have release hundreds of songs spanning a wide range of genres, from hip-hop, R&B, and pop to ballads, rock, and EDM. Beyond being known for their top-tier performances, the group is also one of the few K-pop acts deeply involved in songwriting, production, and shaping the concepts of every album they release. In other words, every song they have released is undoubtedly a work they are deeply passionate about and that carries special meaning. That is why choosing just one track to represent themselves is certainly not an easy task. However, in an interview with Esquire magazine, when asked to choose the BTS song that best reflects who they are throughout their musical careers,ball seven members eventually made their choices and explained the reasons behind them. Starting with the leader RM, he chose "Life Goes On." Although he did not want to reveal too much about the song during the interview, he explained that it repr...

  There is an unchanging reality in the lifecycle of K-pop idols: the golden era of their careers in often remarkably short. This is why many idols debut at a very young age—around 14 or 15 years old, or even younger —and work relentlessly after debut in order to maintain their popularity before they are considered "too old" by the industry. Fierce competition, rapidly changing trends, and the short lifespan of music releases also make it difficult for many groups to remain at the top for an extended period of time. BTS is one of the very few exceptions of this rule. Not only have they remained together with their original lineup intact, but they have also maintained their heights and expanding their global influence. Even while celebrating their 13th debut anniversary. BTS jokingly compared themselves to having "just graduated elementary school," implying that their journey has only just begun and that they still have many more years ahead as a group. For that reas...

  Reports claiming that BTS member Suga was an early investor in SpaceX—the aerospace and artificial intelligence (AI) company led by Elon Musk —before it went public have attracted widespread attention. According to investment banking (IB) sources and Edaily on the 29th, Suga is believed to have invested in SpaceX's unlisted shares through Link Asset Partners, the first South Korean fund management firm to invest in the company. An IB industry source told the media, "Although the exact scale of the investment has not been confirmed, it is understood that he still holds SpaceX shares and has achieved significant returns." According to additional reports, the BTS superstar is believed to have made the investment before 2022. Based on this timeline, industry experts estimate that the value of his investment may have increased by at least 20 times. Furthermore, if Suga invested around 2020 —when SpaceX's valuation was still relatively low —his return on investment (ROI) ...

  After the second concert in Madrid as part of BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG', Jungkook still seemed to be overflowing with energy. Even after performing more than 20 songs with BTS over the course of several hours and giving his all on stage, the singer went live on Weverse Live to sing, chat with fans, and even take the time to film a video for the 10 Count Dance Challenge. When it comes to music, singing, dan dancing, Jungkook's passion and enthusiasm seem limitless —especially when he gets to do it all for his fans. Jungkook has long been know for hosting livestreams where he spends hours singing for fans, prompting ARMYs to affectionately describe them as "mini concerts." It is precisely because of his deep love for the stage that so many fans have eagerly looked forward to the day he embarks on a solo world tour of his own. Following the tremendous success of GOLDEN , combined with his experience performing at his fellow BTS members' solo concerts, many belie...

  Ever since adopting Yeontan and introducing him to fans in 2017, V's love for his beloved dog always stood out as something truly special. He featured Yeontan on the cover of his debut solo album, "Layover" and even brought him on stage to perform the title track  "Slow Dancing"  on Mnet MCountdown about 2 years ago. V has also frequently used Yeontan as his profile picture and regularly shared photos and videos of his "son" on social media. Because Yeontan accompanied him through his daily life, even joining him during BTS's work schedules, and was showered him endless affection from V and other members, making many fans feel envious. That adorable jealousy became so widespread that the phrase "how to be Yeontan" once became a trending search term on social media. In December 2024, V left fans heartbroken and sad when he announced that Yeontan had passed away. He shared a series of his beloved dog on Instagram along with the message: ...