"Shining" Park Jin-young said, "If you don't feel pressured about 'Unknown Seoul,' you're lying. It's because of the staff."

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Actor Park Jin-young credited the production team with acting as a teenage student.

On the afternoon of the 5th, JTBC's new Friday drama "Shining" (written by Lee Sook-yeon) was held at The Link Seoul in Guro-gu, Seoul. Producer Kim Yoon-jin, actors Park Jin-young and Kim Min-ju attended the meeting.

"Shining" is a drama about young people who shared their own world becoming each other's faith and light that shines on the direction of life, and Park Jin-young plays Yeon Tae-seo, a subway engineer who accurately sees the world, and Mo-na, a former hotelier and former hotelier full of enthusiasm.

When asked if he felt any pressure after receiving great acclaim for his previous work, "Unknown Seoul," Park Jin-young said, "If there is no tension or pressure, it is a lie," but added, "I think it is my mindset for the next work to exclude it as much as possible. I'm grateful that 'Unknown Seoul' was loved a lot, but I tried to put down the burden as much as possible and treat 'Shining' a little coldly."

What was the student acting like. Park Jin-young said, "The drama tells the story of teenagers, 20s, and 30s," adding, "I've looked back on the past a lot, but I still like now that I'm in my 30s. I gave credit to the production team, saying, "The school uniform scene came out beautifully because of the lighting director and the filming director."

Meanwhile, "Shining" will premiere at 8:50 p.m. on the 6th.

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