Choi Hyun-wook, "After School Taeri Teacher", is the true value of the youngest person who likes to grow up

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Actor Choi Hyun-wook is drawing sympathy from viewers with the warm consideration and responsibility behind his clumsy appearance in "After School Taeri Teacher."

Choi Hyun-wook is the youngest member of the cast and active as a theater group "Potato Teacher" on tvN's "After School Taeri Teacher" (directed by Park Ji-ye and Hwang Seul-woo).

"After School Teacher" is a new reality entertainment program that opens an after-school theater class at an elementary school in a small village with 18 students and challenges the cast to teach children as teachers.

In the last broadcast, Choi Hyun-wook actively communicated with the children by suggesting that they play baseball, and he warmed the atmosphere as an assistant teacher by making kimbap for the children with poor cooking skills. In the scene of the disagreement with Kim Tae-ri, he was also honest and soft. Choi Hyun-wook said to Kim Tae-ri, who pressed, "You've been comfortable so far," and said, "I'm scared, I want to go home," but added, "I did it comfortably? How much. I have a lot to say, too," he said, adding laughter by timidly revealing his unfair feelings.

Kim Tae-ri said, "There's nothing that you're 100% satisfied with in one part. Do you admit it?When asked, Choi Hyun-wook said, "How am I 100% satisfied. She replied, "I don't know what she doesn't like, but I think I did my job," but in an interview with the production team that followed, Choi Hyun-wook said, "I have to do everything, but if I have to educate myself..It's not that I don't do it at all," he said with tears in his eyes. In the video released with the caption "Why Hyun-wook is so upset," Hyun-wook's invisible efforts were highlighted, including a scene in which he tried to take care of a hot pack during class because he was afraid his child would be cold, but failed to follow the script reading flow, and a scene in which he prepared a car for sick Kim Tae-ri but failed to deliver it to the end. He then confessed his feelings to the production team with a sullen look, saying, "I'm disappointed when my sister really wants to know how I feel about her."

The next morning, Choi Hyun-wook, who seemed to be immersed in a lot of thoughts while watching Kim Tae-ri sleeping in the living room while preparing for class, said in an interview with the production team, "It hurt me to see my sister sleeping in the living room like that. He said, "I thought I should help you as much as possible, so I prepared peanut butter for boiled eggs, coffee, and apples," signaling the growth of the friendly and tender youngest.

Choi Hyun-wook, who approached the children's eye level, quickly became close to the children. In response, Kim Tae-ri also added a smile with cute jealousy, saying, "What's really upsetting about me is that I think the kids will soon like Mr. Gamja more than me."

The somewhat clumsy but unadorned charm rather added authenticity and made me look forward to Choi Hyun-wook's growing up as a teacher. Above all, it is expected that this challenge, which showed candid appearances that have not been easily encountered through his first fixed entertainment since his debut, will be another meaningful turning point in his move.

Meanwhile, Choi Hyun-wook is an actor who draws attention from both inside and outside the industry with his wide range of performances, including "Twenty-five Twenty-One (2022), "Weak Hero Class 1 (2022), "D.P. Season 2" (2023), "Sparkling Watermelon" (2023), "Hi Cookie" (2023), and "He's a Black Dragon" (2025). Netflix's new series 'The Boy in the End' and Disney+ 'The Misunderstanding' are about to be released.

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