“Export Cost” Lee Sun-bin: “♥Lee Kwang-soo’s affectionate Bubble… I’m already used to it” [Interview ②]

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Actress Lee Sun-bin shared her thoughts on the fan communication service ‘Bubble’ of her boyfriend, actor Lee Kwang-soo, which has recently become a topic of conversation.

On the afternoon of the 21st, Lee Sun-bin held an interview for the film “CSAT: The Secret of Question Making” (directed by Lee Yong-jae) at a cafe in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, and spoke about the work. “CSAT: The Secret of Question Making,” starring Lee Sun-bin, is a mission comedy about Mang Bo-ram, a Korean language teacher from a small provincial city who accidentally joins the question-making headquarters that is sealed off for 40 days to create the “CSAT questions,” which are classified as Level 2 national secrets in South Korea. She navigates through various mishaps while striving to produce “problem-free questions” with no typos or disputes.

Lee Sun-bin took on the role of Mang Bo-ram, portraying a pure-hearted teacher. Lee said, “I am a bright person, but I cannot become someone as big and principled as Mang Bo-ram, who is innocent about worldly matters and moves forward with passion alone. I am very easily swayed and gullible. I have never played a character who might seem tacky or oblivious to others’ feelings, yet is impossible to hate, like Mang Bo-ram.” She added, “I thought that as I get older by one year each time, I would become less able to play such roles. It felt completely out of my usual image, so I wanted to try it. I actually thought I could show a new side of myself. And as soon as I saw the casting, I wanted to act alongside these senior actors.”

Lee Sun-bin, who has been in a long-term relationship with actor Lee Kwang-soo, laughed when asked if she was currently subscribing to Lee Kwang-soo’s Bubble, which recently became a hot topic. “I haven’t subscribed. Since it costs money, I hadn’t even thought about trying it.”

Lee Sun-bin stated, “I think (Kwang-soo’s Bubble) is really great. Isn’t it a way to communicate with fans? I was also using Bubble until just before coming here. In reality, there are not many channels for communicating with fans unless you occasionally hold fan meetings. There aren’t many opportunities. It is wonderful to connect with fans through something like this, and I am cheering for it.”

As Lee Kwang-soo’s Bubble has become a topic of conversation, jokes have even emerged saying, “Don’t date a man who doesn’t contact you more than Lee Kwang-soo does on his Bubble.”

In response, Lee Sun-bin added, “It is like an ideal world, isn’t it? If that standard becomes the norm for one person, wouldn’t many other men with different temperaments feel hurt? Each individual has their own charm. Let’s love them all.”

When asked if Lee Kwang-soo usually sends long and affectionate messages when contacting her, Lee Sun-bin smiled broadly and said, “It is mutual.” She continued, “We are both the type to write in great detail. So I don’t find it awkward. I think (Kwang-soo-oppa) is doing a really good job. It seems fans have been waiting for this a lot.”

Meanwhile, “CSAT: The Secret of Question Making” will be released in theaters on the 28th.

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