Park Shin-yang confesses her childhood trauma, "Elementary school art teacher scolding her in front of her mother." [a morning yard]

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Painter and actress Park Shin-yang confessed how she became distant from art as a child.

Actor Park Shin-yang appeared as a guest at the Tuesday invitation of KBS 1TV's "Morning Madang," which aired on the morning of the 10th.

On this day, Park Shin-yang said, "I was so scolded by my teacher in art class in elementary school, let alone talented. Since then, I've lived with my back on art," he said.

He then said, "I drew an apple excitedly in art class, and I was scolded tremendously, saying, 'What kind of painting is this?' At that time, I was in open class, and I was scolded in front of my mother. I think he had an intention," he confessed.

He added, "I studied in Russia, thought about what art is, and lived regardless of art until I felt a great sense of the museum."

Later, he picked up the brush because of Kirill, a friend he met while studying abroad. He said, "There was a time when I had a hard time with the thyroid gland and the aftereffects of back surgery. I had back surgery four times while filming," he said.

Park Shin-yang said, "I missed my friend when I was having a hard time. I think I missed the time when I could talk about art to my heart's content. I was a friend who went to a theater school. Currently, he is a Russian national actor, he said. "When I said I would quit school because of the lack of school expenses, my friends who were state scholars said to the school, 'I'll give up everything, so let me study together.'

He also said, "I started painting with that longing, and I'm so grateful that I'm continuing. It was the first picture to draw this friend's face," he said.

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