The guilt and wailing of a school violence victim... Lee Chan-yong stamps his eyes with "True Education" with a thud

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Actor Lee Chan-yong has made his mark through the Netflix series "True Education."

In the first episode of the Netflix series "True Education," released on the 5th, Lee Chan-yong played the role of Kim Kyung-min, a student at Daehan High School, deeply portraying the complex inner world of a school violence victim.

In the drama, Kim Kyung-min is a student at Daehan High School, where the School Authority Protection Bureau, established to correct the collapsed state of education in South Korea, was first deployed. Having lived as a victim of school violence, he shows deep wounds as he struggles between relief and guilt when the target of those who bullied him shifts to his classmate Park Dae-seok (played by Jung Soo-hyun).

Lee Chan-yong realistically portrayed the anxiety, fear, and wounds of Kim Kyung-min, who cannot escape the cycle of school violence. He delicately expressed the process of gradually opening his heart to the comfort of Na Hwa-jin (played by Kim Mu-yeol), the supervisor of the School Authority Protection Bureau, who said, "Tell an adult. There are good adults in the world," as well as the process of building trust while running training together and having conversations at a convenience store.

In the latter part of the drama, regarding Park Dae-seok's death, Kim Kyung-min poured out his guilt, saying, "I thought it was a relief when Dae-seok was selected for transfer. I thought I could finally escape this hell." Lee Chan-yong vividly displayed the character's collapsing emotions. In the scene where Na Hwa-jin comforts him, saying, "It's not your fault. Kyung-min. You were targeted for no reason. Don't regret it, and don't reflect on it," he exploded with emotions he had restrained, touching the hearts of viewers.

Even with an appearance in just one episode, Lee Chan-yong stamped his eyes with a thud through his focused and captivating acting.

Meanwhile, Lee Chan-yong previously took second place in the 2023 Seoul Independent Film Festival Actor Project "60-Second Monologue Festival" and is growing as an actor by steadily expanding his acting spectrum across various stages including theater and film.

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