Im Siwan and Sung Dong-il struggle to set up shelter during Pyeongchang camping... "Is this right?"

The chaotic process of actors Im Siwan and Sung Dong-il setting up a shelter at a camping site in Pyeongchang has been revealed. According to the video content of the TVING streaming content 'House on Wheels 2', the cast began camping in Pyeongchang with an upgraded camper van but encountered unexpected obstacles during the shelter installation process.

"Feels like moving into a nice house"... Admiring the upgraded camper van space

Upon arriving at the new travel destination, the cast expressed satisfaction as they checked the interior space of the camper van, which had become wider than before. In the video, the cast confirmed that the interior space of the camper van was significantly larger than before, paying particular attention to the function of securing space using furniture that transforms like a Transformer. Changes in the interior design were noticeable, such as adjusting the bed space using a Cleaver.

In particular, it can be seen that the interior of the camper van is equipped with floor heating and heating devices, reflecting a design prepared for the cold during winter trips. It is configured with both a filter and heating devices underneath so that it is not cold even in winter. Im Siwan expressed his emotion while looking at the environment of the new camper van, saying, "It feels like moving into a nice house."

"Is this right?"... Difficulties arising during shelter installation

The cast, who decided to install a shelter for camping convenience, immediately experienced difficulties. This was because the location of the components or the installation method did not proceed as planned during the process of understanding and fixing the structure of the shelter. Im Siwan approached the installation with a passionate attitude, even asking, "Is this right?" as he experienced confusion during the process, but the actual installation process was not smooth. Situations where the height of the shelter needed adjustment because it was too high or too low recurred, and trial and error continued in the process of removing and inserting components.

Difficulties continued during the process of driving the fixing stakes (pegs) during installation. Due to the ground conditions or lack of proficiency in using tools, situations occurred where the stakes did not go in well or slipped. In particular, during the process of driving stakes through hammering, the different levels of proficiency among the cast members were contrasted. The process was so difficult that one cast member mentioned, "I hammered it in so much that the head is no longer visible."

Starting the Pyeongchang camping after struggling with the cold

As the installation process grew longer, the temperature at the site was low, and the cast members complained of difficulties due to the cold. In the cold weather, which was cold enough to turn their faces red, they continued the installation while fighting the cold, such as looking for and wearing gloves or seeking the warm interior space.

After the shelter finally took shape through many ups and downs, the cast announced the full start of the camping by opening the shelter. Although they went through many trials and errors during the installation process, they fastened the first button of the Pyeongchang camping by making plans to avoid the cold and enjoy a bonfire (bulmeong) through the completed shelter.