Statue Dream 2

Cho Young-nam, husband of artist Jung Eun-hye, demonstrates considerate behaviour by quietly preparing for the day and assisting with household tasks before his wife awakens. He leverages his barista certification to prepare coffee and independently manages chores like laundry and breakfast, culminating in a morning kiss for Jung Eun-hye.

The couple is currently benefiting from the South Korean national support care service,designed to provide assistance to individuals and families with specific needs. Jung eun-hye attributes her healthy breakfasts to the support provided by her husband.

Upon entering the living room, Jung Eun-hye inquired about Cho Young-namS activities. However, Cho Young-nam appeared reserved in the presence of the support worker, prompting Jung Eun-hye’s mother to observe his tendency towards self-consciousness.

Jung Eun-hye’s mother explained that individuals with developmental disabilities often struggle with expressing themselves, and she intentionally fostered independence in Cho Young-nam from a young age to encourage self-advocacy.

Throughout the televised segment, Cho Young-nam demonstrated a more reserved demeanor compared to Jung Eun-hye. Recognizing a dialog gap, Jung Eun-hye initiated a request for more open dialogue, stating, “We need a conversation. Let’s talk a lot.”

Jung Eun-hye’s mother relayed that Cho Young-nam acknowledged his difficulty in verbalizing his thoughts, expressing a commitment to practice and improve his communication skills. He reportedly stated that he hadn’t engaged in frequent everyday conversations in his past, indicating a potential lack of prior opportunities for such interaction.