Cho Joon-young said, "A former SM idol trainee, I'm sorry, but I don't have any regrets.."I keep in touch with Rise from time to time" [Hanbok Interview 3]

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• Actor Cho Joon-young, who plays Han Seon-kyul in tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama "Spring Fever," interviews Hanbok

Actor Cho Joon-young said he was a former SM Idol trainee and looked back on the moments when he became a valuable experience.

Cho Joon-young recently held an interview with Hanbok for the Lunar New Year at the Star News headquarters in Seorin-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, and talked about various things, including tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama "Spring Fever," which ended on the 10th.

Cho Joon-young, who is building a solid filmography as an actor, has a special history of being an idol trainee at SM Entertainment in the past. He once dreamed of becoming a singer when he met his agency through street casting on his way down from Seoul Performing Arts High School.

Looking back on his trainee days, Cho Joon-young expressed his honest feelings. "It is true that I was disappointed when I quit training, but now I think those moments can be a weapon, not a regret at all," he said. "I may lack a lot of what I learned at the time, but I learned a lot, so I can use it as a content that can show my various sides."

In fact, the experience of being a trainee directly helped the acting activities. Cho Joon-young explained, "Even when I worked on the drama 'IDOL [Idol: The Coup], I was able to melt well into the drama because of the memories of that time."

Regarding his dance and singing skills, he said, "It's not good," but added, "I think I can develop the parts I practiced and show them in a short time."

There is also still affection for the boy group Rise, which he used to be with when he was an idol trainee. "We can't keep in touch often, but we support each other's paths when we encounter each other or occasionally contact each other," he said. "Since we have memories of being trainees together, I want to talk about all the things I couldn't say later if I have more time."

Cho Joon-young's future goal is to become an "actress with various faces." Cho Joon-young said, "I hope that each work's face itself looks much different than a specific modifier," and emphasized, "I want to challenge without fear, regardless of genre such as entertainment and musical as well as acting."

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