Singer Jeon Mi-kyung returns with 'Cheongnyongpo,' a song filled with the sorrow of a deposed king and longing.

'Grief' and 'deep sorrow' of 'separation from loved ones' captured in the moon, stars, rain, and snowA deep connection with historical drama theme songs, from 'Jang Nok-su' to 'Seo-gung' and 'A-ssi'Jeon Mi-kyung, who sang the tragic emotions of historical dramas with 'Jang Nok-su,' now sings of Danjong's final journey through 'Cheongnyongpo.' Recently, the recording of 'Cheongnyongpo' was completed, which begins with Danjong's departure on a 700-ri journey to Cheongnyongpo along the Gwangnaroo ferry route. /THE FACT DB[THE FACT|Reporter Kang Il-hong] Jeon Mi-kyung, who sang the tragic emotions of historical dramas with 'Jang Nok-su,' now sings of Danjong's final journey through 'Cheongnyongpo.'The new song 'Cheongnyongpo' (lyrics by Jeon Mi-kyung, composed by Lee Jong-hak), which perfectly matches Jeon Mi-kyung's musical style after a long time, is a song about the exile journey of Danjong, who lived a tragic life in the Joseon Dynasty.The recently completed recording of 'Cheongnyongpo' begins with Danjong's departure on a 700-ri journey to Cheongnyongpo along the Gwangnaroo ferry route. Jeon Mi-kyung's poignant voice captures Danjong's sorrow and longing as he was forced to embark on his exile journey, parting from his beloved Queen Jeongsun and leaving behind his loyal subjects and people.The first verse of the song focuses on the separation between Danjong and Queen Jeongsun. For Danjong, who thinks of Queen Jeongsun left in Hanyang, the 'moon' in the night sky symbolizes his beloved. The two, unable to meet again across the 700-ri distance, long for each other day and night, but the moon remains in the sky without any answer. The tears shed from their separation fall as rain in Cheongnyongpo.The second verse features Danjong's connection with his subjects and people. Danjong's heart collapses as he recalls the past days of laughter and tears, sharing joy and sorrow. The 'stars' in the lyrics represent the subjects and people who miss Danjong. Just as countless stars adorn the night sky, their hearts remain in various places, but they can only watch Danjong from afar and cannot soothe his sorrow.If the 'rain' in the first verse represents the tears of separation shed by Queen Jeongsun and Danjong, the 'snow' in the second verse symbolizes the deep, unmelted sorrow accumulated from their years together.Jeon Mi-kyung's first hit and signature song, 'Jang Nok-su,' was loved as the theme song for the drama of the same name aired on KBS 2TV in 1995. 'Jang Nok-su,' which begins with 'Oh, passing time, oh, flowing clouds,' remains Jeon Mi-kyung's representative song even after many years have passed. /KBS 'Gayo Stage'Jeon Mi-kyung is a singer with a particularly deep connection to the emotions of historical dramas. She has lent her voice to various historical drama-related works, including the OSTs for 'Im-i-yeo Im-il-lae-ra,' 'Seo-gung,' 'A-ssi,' and 'Yeoja-ui Bang,' as well as the theme song for KBS 2 Radio's 'Yeoin Yeoljeon.' This is because she has shown a unique strength in expressing the sorrow, love, and separation of historical figures.At the center of it all is undoubtedly 'Jang Nok-su.' Jeon Mi-kyung's first hit and signature song, 'Jang Nok-su,' was loved as the theme song for the drama of the same name aired on KBS 2TV in 1995. In the work, which dealt with the love and passion of Jang Nok-su, a concubine of King Yeonsan who was from a low-born background, and King Yeonsan's human anguish, Jeon Mi-kyung's resonant voice perfectly conveyed the unique, poignant, and deep emotions of historical dramas.'Jang Nok-su,' which begins with 'Oh, passing time, oh, flowing clouds,' remains Jeon Mi-kyung's representative song even after many years have passed. Later, it was re-examined when singers like Song Ga-In and Yang Ji Eun sang it again on trot audition programs.As the years deepen, Jeon Mi-kyung's voice remains deep and resonant. Her true talent shines even brighter when she sings emotions that have accumulated over time, such as love and separation, sorrow and longing. Attention is focused on how the sorrow of a historical figure will be revived with a resonant impact when met with Jeon Mi-kyung's poignant voice and mournful melody.eel@tf.co.kr