Han So Hee has been winning praise for her performance in ‘Gyeongseong Creature’, where she portrays Yoon Chae Ok, a character embroiled in a survival struggle against a monster born of greed in the spring of 1945.
Known for her fearless pursuit of desires, both in real life and on-screen, Han So Hee recently shared insights into the most challenging aspect of her personal journey.
In a candid interview on January 15, Han So Hee delved into the adjustments she made before her debut and openly expressed her reluctance to part with her tattoos. The discussion inevitably led to her tattoos, which became a topic of public interest when images surfaced online during her early career in 2017’s ‘Reunited Worlds’.
As per the reports of Kdramastars, recalling the beginning of her acting career, Han So Hee disclosed that she reluctantly removed her tattoos as she stepped into the realm of acting, marking what she described as the commencement of her second life. “I embarked on my acting journey after removing my tattoos. I had my private life, and I was reluctant to part with the tattoos; after all, I paid for it, didn’t I?” she candidly remarked, emphasizing her initial resistance to the idea.
Despite her reservations, Han So Hee acknowledged the industry’s expectations and the necessity to uphold a certain image. Her honesty about this internal conflict brought a sense of humor to the interview, demonstrating her genuine and unfiltered perspective on the matter.
Opening up about the intimidating nature of entering the acting profession without formal training, she confessed, “I had never studied acting formally or attended a school for it. Despite this, I found myself thinking, ‘Am I really going to take the plunge into acting?’ it was a path I had never envisioned for myself”. She further stated, “If I didn’t work hard in this field, then I thought I would be crushing on the efforts of people who worked hard to be in this position”. Her unexpected journey into acting led her to grapple with the pressure to succeed, with the actress expressing a keen awareness of the responsibility that comes with her chosen profession.
“I feel the pressure to do well. I always tell myself to do well. I feel like I am at the edge of the cliff but it’s manageable. I believe that if I am not good at what I do, then I should quit”, Han So Hee shared, providing a glimpse into the self-imposed standards she adheres to in her pursuit of excellence in the acting realm.
Known for her fearless pursuit of desires, both in real life and on-screen, Han So Hee recently shared insights into the most challenging aspect of her personal journey.
In a candid interview on January 15, Han So Hee delved into the adjustments she made before her debut and openly expressed her reluctance to part with her tattoos. The discussion inevitably led to her tattoos, which became a topic of public interest when images surfaced online during her early career in 2017’s ‘Reunited Worlds’.
As per the reports of Kdramastars, recalling the beginning of her acting career, Han So Hee disclosed that she reluctantly removed her tattoos as she stepped into the realm of acting, marking what she described as the commencement of her second life. “I embarked on my acting journey after removing my tattoos. I had my private life, and I was reluctant to part with the tattoos; after all, I paid for it, didn’t I?” she candidly remarked, emphasizing her initial resistance to the idea.
Despite her reservations, Han So Hee acknowledged the industry’s expectations and the necessity to uphold a certain image. Her honesty about this internal conflict brought a sense of humor to the interview, demonstrating her genuine and unfiltered perspective on the matter.
Opening up about the intimidating nature of entering the acting profession without formal training, she confessed, “I had never studied acting formally or attended a school for it. Despite this, I found myself thinking, ‘Am I really going to take the plunge into acting?’ it was a path I had never envisioned for myself”. She further stated, “If I didn’t work hard in this field, then I thought I would be crushing on the efforts of people who worked hard to be in this position”. Her unexpected journey into acting led her to grapple with the pressure to succeed, with the actress expressing a keen awareness of the responsibility that comes with her chosen profession.
“I feel the pressure to do well. I always tell myself to do well. I feel like I am at the edge of the cliff but it’s manageable. I believe that if I am not good at what I do, then I should quit”, Han So Hee shared, providing a glimpse into the self-imposed standards she adheres to in her pursuit of excellence in the acting realm.
