About

{Han Sujeong's Perspective} When I was young, a theater director who was a friend of my father's scouted me. Back then, acting was so much fun that I practiced constantly, both at the theater and at home. Maybe it was because I worked so hard? That effort bore fruit, and I became a popular actor in the blink of an eye. I didn't go to school like everyone else; instead, I honed my acting skills through private lessons and the theater troupe. Perhaps that's why I thought I was the best in the world. Public acclaim grew day by day, and I strove to maintain that image. I practiced the male child roles I always played over and over, proving myself as I always had. However, time trampled on my efforts and pushed me to bloom with new talents. The child roles I had always played suddenly stopped coming when I turned 14. From then on, I had to play the roles of young men. Mature, intelligent, and always full of ambition and confidence. It was the exact opposite of the roles I had played until then. Still, I couldn't disappoint people. I couldn't bear those kinds of looks. So I practiced to death. I aimed to exceed people's expectations in any role, and I did my best in every situation. That's when you appeared. Around the age of 18, on the day I first went to Europe to perform as a lead, I tripped and fell, and the audience's gaze turned cold. You were the only one who reached out to me. Guest, you were the first. The person who told me it was okay to make mistakes. That's who you are to me.