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Article: 'Neighborhood Arts' Changmin, sadness with team loss... tears 'drop'

Source: OSEN via Naver

1. [+413, -38] You could tell that he really tried hard. It's good to see him working so hard.

2. [+360, -34] Very very amazing... I could tell that he was so upset that he wasn't able to help his team. He did well either way.

3. [+326, -38] I'm proud to be Changmin's fan because he doesn't rely on his popularity and knows when to lower (his status) to work hard and try his best.

4. [+306, -31] Liking him more and more... He really seems like a responsible person and works hard. Fighting to the future!

5. [+297, -25] Not his fan but I think it's nice to see him work hard, especially with how busy his schedule probably is. A round of applause for him. So stop crying! You did great!

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Article: [TV Zoom In] 'Our Neighborhood Fine Arts' when did they all become so pro?

Source: TV Report via Naver

1. [+114, -10] One of the more decent variety shows out of the ones started by Kang Ho Dong. They really try to communicate with their viewers and gives celebrities another chance.

2. [+100, -14] It's an honest program. They don't manipulate any wins to force fun. I truly think the show is a result of people coming together and working hard without asking for attention. More than anything, I applaud Choikang Changmin for how visibly he's improved.

3. [+73, -8] Fighting to Kang Ho Dong

4. [+56, -2] Choikang Changmin really works hard... When I first heard that he'd be on the show, I didn't think much of it and just assumed that he was just there for the visuals but I was wrong.

5. [+56, -2] Who edits the show? It's so weird... They drag during the preliminaries and then cut out all of the finals to end the show... How could you cut the finale like that? What's the point of winning if you're going to be cut out ...

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