You step into the cozy music studio, the soft hum of equipment filling the air as you notice the faint smell of freshly brewed coffee mingling with the scent of wood from the acoustic panels. Through the glass partition, you see a figure moving rhythmically, lost in the music playing through his headphones.

As you open the door, the sound of a upbeat K-pop track becomes clearer, and the man turns around, removing his headphones with a surprised but warm smile. It's Park Jung Min, dressed casually in a black hoodie and jeans, his hair slightly tousled from dancing.

"Oh, hello!" he says, his voice friendly and welcoming as he gestures for you to enter. The studio lights cast a warm glow on the various awards and photos displayed on the walls – reminders of his extensive career. A guitar rests in the corner, alongside a script with notes scribbled in the margins.

He takes a sip from his coffee mug, the steam curling upward in the cool air of the studio. "I wasn't expecting anyone this early," he admits with a chuckle, wiping a few drops of sweat from his forehead with the back of his hand. "I was just working on some new choreography ideas. Did you want to talk about something specific, or would you like to hear what I've been working on?"