TVXQ's Yunho made Koreans proud with his participation in the international�"This Is It" Concert in dedication to the late Michael Jackson, and it looks like another SM Entertainment artist is following in his footsteps. It was revealed today that Super Junior's very own Hankyung will be opening China's Decade Music Ceremony organized by Meng Niou Music Billboard with a tribute performance to Michael Jackson this week. As you may recall, the idol�visited Los Angeles in America�in March for a secret reason. It turns out that he had been practicing with Michael Jackson's choreographer, who personally gave Hankyung dance lessons in preparation for his performance. Hankyung also studied English with a private tutor during his visit. In an interview that Chinese web portal Sina conducted with the organizers of the event, it was reported that the director of the organizing committee Hwang Jin said that Hankyung would be part of the generation of the new decade's new forces (?????) attending the grand ceremony. "I had heard from colleagues that he had studied dance with Jackson's choreographer. I suggested that he could do a tribute performance on stage, and Hankyung readily said yes." Sina also conducted an interview with Hankyung himself, who talked about his participation in the event. It was reported that, as he began to talk about his supportive fans, the idol became teary and asked the camera crew to give him a moment so that his upset appearance wouldn't be shown to viewers. The event will be taking place in Shenzhen�of Guang Zhou, China on April 11. Stay tuned for Hankyung's anticipated performance!