'Boys over Flowers' Stars Join Charity Event
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It will present an opportunity to obtain their personal items
Good Neighbors, an international charity, said Wednesday that the stars of the recent KBS2 hit drama "Boys over Flowers" -- Kim Beom, Kim Hyun-joong, Kim Jun, Koo Hye-sun and Hy Lee Min-ho -- donated their personal prized items to a charity auction for poor children.
Hosted by the online bookstore Libro and sponsored by KBS and Group Eight, the production company of "Boys over Flower", the auction will be held on the bookstore's website from April 8 to 21 under two themes: "Junpyo and Jandi Day" (April 8-14) and "F4 Day" (April 15-21). Junpyo and Jandi are the names of the leading male and female roles, respectively, and F4 refers to the four male protagonists.
The items donated include clothes, purses, and watches as well as clothes and accessories used for the drama. Yoko Kamio, the writer of the original comic book that the drama is based on, donated her illustration works bearing her autograph.
All proceeds will go to Good Neighbors' campaign to send poor children around the world to school.
Good Neighbors, an international charity, said Wednesday that the stars of the recent KBS2 hit drama "Boys over Flowers" -- Kim Beom, Kim Hyun-joong, Kim Jun, Koo Hye-sun and Hy Lee Min-ho -- donated their personal prized items to a charity auction for poor children.
Hosted by the online bookstore Libro and sponsored by KBS and Group Eight, the production company of "Boys over Flower", the auction will be held on the bookstore's website from April 8 to 21 under two themes: "Junpyo and Jandi Day" (April 8-14) and "F4 Day" (April 15-21). Junpyo and Jandi are the names of the leading male and female roles, respectively, and F4 refers to the four male protagonists.
The items donated include clothes, purses, and watches as well as clothes and accessories used for the drama. Yoko Kamio, the writer of the original comic book that the drama is based on, donated her illustration works bearing her autograph.
All proceeds will go to Good Neighbors' campaign to send poor children around the world to school.
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