In a touching and meaningful gesture just ahead of World Mental Health Day, Yunjin, a member of the popular K-pop group LE SSERAFIM, garnered attention for her choice of reading material at the airport.She was seen engrossed in the book titled "6 Nights of Lament," a work authored by Korean psychologist Go Seon Kyu.

Positive Impact at the Airport

This book provides an intimate look into counseling sessions with individuals in their 20s to 30s who have been deeply affected by the tragedy of suicide. It carefully distills words of solace and the invaluable insights gained from these therapeutic dialogues. 

The book's cover itself bears a poignant description, labeling its contents as "Six meetings of lament by those bereaved by suicide, for them to wholly embrace the dead, while returning to their own lives."

Yunjin's decision to immerse herself in this poignant narrative at a notably public venue like the airport underscores her commitment to shining a spotlight on crucial mental health issues.

Fans and admirers of Yunjin were quick to praise her for this thoughtful and impactful choice. Her consistent dedication to self-improvement and her evident thirst for knowledge resonated deeply with her supporters.

Netizens' comments:

• "Yunjin just keeps educating herself, she really is "cultured and intellectual" she's also brilliant."
• "It's refreshing to see a celebrity like Yunjin enjoying a good book instead of being glued to their phone."
• "Yunjin is setting a great example for others by promoting reading.
• "I wish I had the discipline to read books like Yunjin does."
• "Yunjin's choice of books is always spot on. I trust her taste!"
• "Yunjin's love for books is evident. Such a beautiful sight!"

By embracing a book that delves into the emotional complexities surrounding suicide and mental health, Yunjin further endeared herself to her audience, reinforcing her image as not just an entertainer but also a conscientious individual who uses her platform to raise awareness about significant societal issues.

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Whether Yunjin's decision to display the book was a deliberate act or a serendipitous moment, it undeniably aligned with the central mission of World Mental Health Day.

The day is dedicated to heightening global awareness about the critical need for mental health care, a mission that Yunjin's choice of reading material undoubtedly advanced.

In this way, she epitomizes the essence of an "idol," offering a meaningful example for her fans to admire and emulate, and reminding us all of the importance of empathy and understanding in the realm of mental health.

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