Shin Jae-ha, "Outside Car" → "Kidari Senior" → "Unggaksi" [Shining]

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Actor Shin Jae-ha made viewers cry with her three-stage pure love that she has accumulated for 10 years.

Shin Jae-ha is playing the role of Bae Sung-chan, a hotelier and a strong supporter of Mo In-ah (played by Kim Min-joo), in the JTBC Friday series "Shining." In particular, Shin Jae-jae densely expressed elaborate emotional lines that change over time, enhancing character persuasion.

◆ Warm in indifference..."Whether it's inside the car." Charming

In the beginning of the play, Bae Sung-chan always looked at the collection of babies out of sight, unlike his first appearance with an indifferent face. Bae Sung-chan served as a life guide, suggesting a hotelier job so that Mo Sa-jo could dream of the future. It seems cold on the outside, but Mo-na was extremely warm to the small screen.

◆ A silent helper...The standard of "Long Leg Senior."

As the saying goes, "He was the only one in Eun-ah's 10 years," for a long time, Bae Sung-chan played as a "high-legged senior" who helped Mo-ae become self-reliant. Bae Sung-chan silently took care of Mo-ae's father's funeral and managed Tongyeong Stay with Mo-ae to keep her side at every important moment of her life. Bae Sung-chan's simple but not noisy consideration added authenticity to the character and conveyed a deep resonance.

◆ The pure love of Jisun..."Roonggaksi" aspect

Bae Seong-chan decided to remain a senior and partner of Mo-jo-ah because he loved her. Bae Seong-chan's pure and pure love made viewers feel sick. In particular, Bae Sung-chan showed his devoted love in the form of "Roonggaksi" that organized the stay on behalf of Mo-na, after reclaiming the stay lost to Mo-na. Bae Sung-chan sometimes gave realistic advice to awaken his collected children with his feelings left behind as a senior in his life.

As such, Shin Jae-ha brought the character Bae Seong-chan to life by painting the 10-year narrative in detail with only restrained eyes and emotional acting. It is said that the character's narrative was completed by carefully stacking the variations of emotions over time. Attention is focusing more on how Shin Jae-ha's performance, which fully embraces 10 years of time, will lead to an end in the future.

Meanwhile, JTBC's "Shining," starring Shin Jae-ha, airs every Friday at 8:50 p.m.

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