Seok Se-hee’s Lana Show Turns Five Packs of Ramyeon Into Support for Single-Parent Families

Seok Se-hee is continuing her activities outside the entertainment industry, including the donation-style talk concert 'Lana Show,' human rights lectures, and support for single-parent families. Known for receiving the K-Entertainer Sharing and Volunteer Contribution Grand Prize, she has created opportunities for audiences to naturally participate in donations through performances where the entry fee is 5 packs of ramyeon.

Lana Show has been introduced as an event meaning 'Ramyeon Sharing Show.' When audiences pay 5 packs of ramyeon to watch the performances and lectures, the collected ramyeon is delivered to neighbors in need, such as those living in jjokbangchon, or small-room neighborhoods.

Seoul Regional Employment and Labor Office Commissioner Commendation · K-Entertainer Sharing and Volunteer Contribution Grand Prize

Seok Se-hee has a history of receiving the Seoul Regional Employment and Labor Office Commissioner Commendation, the K-Entertainer Sharing and Volunteer Contribution Grand Prize, and the Single-Parent Family Instructor Award. The K-Entertainer Sharing and Volunteer Contribution Grand Prize is an event that highlights individuals and organizations practicing sharing and volunteering, serving as a record that explains her entertainment, lecture, and social contribution activities together.

Seok Se-hee serves as the CEO of Success C&C and has made human rights her primary lecture field. He is known to have graduated with a Master's degree in Social Welfare from Yonsei University and completed a doctoral course in Social Welfare, and he also has experience as an adjunct professor at the Central Police Academy, a special appointment professor at Hosan University, and the chairperson of the Korea Institute of Humanities.

Single-Parent Family Instructor Award at the 14th Single-Parent Family Love Awards

Support activities for single-parent families also occupy a large portion of her career. Seok Se-hee served as a steering committee member for the Seoul branch of the Single-Parent Family Love Association and received the Single-Parent Family Instructor Award at the 14th Single-Parent Family Love Awards for her contributions to advocating for the human rights of single-parent families and improving public perception.

Supporting single-parent families is difficult to achieve through the delivery of goods alone. In that counseling, education, and perception improvement are also necessary, it naturally connects to the human rights lectures Seok Se-hee has been conducting. In a past interview, she said, "After finishing lectures at institutions and sites for the socially vulnerable, I realized that I feel an unparalleled sense of reward and happiness."

Lana Show, where the 5-pack ramyeon entry fee heads to jjokbangchon, or small-room neighborhoods

Lana Show has been operated in a way where participants enter the performance by providing 5 packs of ramyeon. It is closer to an event that lowers the threshold for participation rather than a grand campaign, and the ramyeon received at the entrance of the performance venue becomes the donated goods immediately.

While social contribution activities in the entertainment industry are often consumed through the amount of donations or photos of event attendance, in Seok Se-hee's case, she created a place where people directly provide goods through the planning of lectures and performances. Even after receiving awards, she has continued the Lana Show and human rights lectures, expanding the sites where she meets vulnerable groups.