'School violence victim' Jung Soo-hyun reveals the cruel wounds of school bullying... 'True Education'

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Actor Jung Soo-hyun delivered a powerful performance portraying the pain of a school violence victim in the Netflix series 'True Education'.

Released on the 5th, Netflix's 'True Education' (script by Lee Nam-gyu, Kim Da-hee, Moon Jong-ho; directed by Hong Jong-chan) is a new Netflix series depicting the bold activities of the School Violence Protection Bureau, which stands by the victims to correct the school system.

Jung Soo-hyun played the role of Park Dae-seok in the drama. Park Dae-seok is a character suffering from school violence and an irrational reality, playing a crucial role in conveying the heavy message the work delivers. Jung Soo-hyun skillfully portrayed the character's complex emotional journey, from confusion and wounds to injustice and despair, drawing empathy from viewers.

In particular, he densely expressed the psychological changes of a character gradually pushed to the brink, heightening the drama's tension and immersion. Through realistic acting and restrained emotional expression, he persuasively captured the pain inherent in Park Dae-seok, leaving a deep impression. Jung Soo-hyun's performance brought the wounds of school violence and social issues into sharper, more realistic focus.

Jung Soo-hyun has accumulated diverse acting experience through various characters in tvN's 'The Holy Idol', SBS's 'National Death Penalty Vote', web dramas 'Disarmed Romance' and 'Tarot: Seven Stories', and MBC's 'Undercover High School'.

Additionally, he received awards and invitations at the Yeosu International Web Fest and Jeonbuk Independent Film Festival for the film 'Red Fruit', which he participated in producing directly, and last year, he took on his first leading role in a commercial film titled 'To the Name'.

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