Han So Hee is featured in the latest issue of Allure magazine!
Han So Hee was questioned after her daring and captivating photo shoot about her past and forthcoming roles, how she sees herself, who motivates her, and more.
The interviewer began by mentioning how everyone in the room was envious of them for getting to meet Han So Hee. "It's not that I had a goal," the actress said, "but after following the fun work that I liked, I've now turned 29 years old [by Korean reckoning]." Having people [from the general public] like me came unexpectedly, so I'm under a lot of pressure and can't just be excited because I need to build something to live up to that."
In addition, Han So Hee stated that, contrary to common assumption, she has not gotten a large number of casting proposals. "Honestly, even if there are projects that suit my appearance, I don't believe I have the face to do all types of parts," she explained. Breaking free from that is also part of my homework. Now, I'm getting tasks that are a good fit for me."
Han So Hee underwent intense physical training and exercise for her action scenes in "My Name." "'My Name' definitely had a lot of effect on my life pattern," she acknowledged when the drama finished, adding, "'My Name' definitely had a lot of influence on my life pattern." I used to focus on food-focused diets rather than exercise, but this time I realized that working out may be a form of stress reduction. After that, I knew that exercise was something I had to do, and my perspective completely altered."
"Soundtrack #1," a romance music drama in which Han So Hee co-stars with Park Hyung Sik, is Han So Hee's next endeavor. "I don't sing because [my character] is a lyricist," she explained, "but I listened to a lot of fantastic music that would be utilized as the OST during filming." All of the tunes were depressing, and it was intriguing to witness how much a music altered once lyrics were added. It'll be fun to recollect [through] because it's a little drama on the feelings of your first love. They stated it would premiere in the first half of the year, but they said they were editing when I texted [the director] yesterday."
"I'm on the bashful side," Han So Hee said with a grin when asked why she thinks people are drawn to her. Despite this, I strive to express myself honestly, and I believe my followers like the fact that I don't hide my emotions. It's almost as if they recognize it as one of my favorite colors. They probably look at me and ask, 'Who exactly is this person?' Why are they the way they are? 'And that, to me, equals positive attention.' I want to look and feel young while wearing, eating, and expressing myself. I wish to live while expressing myself freely as long as I don't deviate from what is ethical and moral. Instead of being passive, I hope others also find their own spark and color to shine.”
When the interviewer asked what she loved best about her inner self, Han So Hee replied, "Wow, that's a really hard question." She laughed and continued, "That I'm a little stubborn." Others may see this as a flaw, and I may appear impolite at times, but I've always had a disposition that would never do anything I didn't want to do. Anything I believe I am incapable of, I am incapable of. However, I believe that it was because of my personality that I was able to rapidly identify my own color. If I get hooked on anything, I'm the sort to stick with it regardless of what others say. That's one of the qualities I admire in myself."
Han So Hee was asked what kind of person is cool and remarkable to her, as many fans regard to her as a "cool unni." "There are so many cool unnis," she said. People that live their lives doing what they want are cool in my opinion. When you think about it, being urged to do something you're drawn to can seem dangerous. That's why, whenever I say things like this, my heart feels a little heavy. However, because you only have one life, I urge people to live it to the fullest. People like them are the coolest these days, in my opinion."
"Like teacher Monika," Han So Hee said, referring to the "Street Woman Fighter" dancers as persons who match this type. I went out of my way to find her before I made my debut. I traveled to Hongdae but was unable to attend a class due to the teacher's commitments. [The dancers] are folks who have only done dance for a long time, but I felt they were extremely cool after seeing them in the spotlight [with 'Street Woman Fighter']."
"I've always had parental love from my grandma," Han So Hee said of her greatest influence. "When I was young and going through adolescence, I would think of my grandma when I was expressing my rage at the world." I'm an all-or-nothing kind of person, so I swing back and forth like a seesaw. My grandmother, on the other hand, is on that axis. My grandmother doesn't give me advice or open doors for me, but just thinking about her makes me feel calm."
