Super Junior wraps up China concert in success

Korean idol group Super Junior successfully wrapped up their second Asian tour over the weekend, according to a press release by their agency SM Entertainment.

The boy band finished off their "Super Show 2" in Nanjing on Saturday, performing at a fully-packed Nanjing Olympic Sports Center for three hours.

Super Junior sang a total of 33 songs including the smash hit "Sorry, Sorry", "U", "It's You" and "Miracle". The concert also featured individual performances by the members and by the group's sub-units Super Junior-M, Super Junior-T and Super Junior-K.R.Y.

The fans particularly loved the Chinese version of "Superman", where Super Junior-T member Heechul and Shindong changed parts of the song's lyrics into Chinese.

Super Junior, composed of 13 members, has been one of the most popular K-pop acts in Asia since their debut in 2005. They recently won 3 awards at Korea's Annual Golden Disc Awards, including the grand prize for their hit album "Sorry, Sorry."