Han So-hee reflected on living too much for others in her 20s, cried, and shared thoughts on self-care, relationships, and fitness.

Actress Han So-hee looked back on her 20s and showed signs of being overwhelmed with emotion. On the afternoon of the 28th, a video featuring Han So-hee as a guest was released on singer Lee Young-ji’s YouTube channel “Something Even More Boring.” That day, while drinking and talking with Lee Young-ji, Han So-hee said, “I’m jealous of you, Young-ji.” When Han So-hee confessed, “Lately, when I look at people in their 20s, I feel jealous,” Lee Young-ji asked, “If you could go back to that age, what would you want to do?” Han So-hee, after thinking for a while, said, “Hmm, a little bit...” and then, as if emotions were welling up, she showed signs of choking up, and eventually, while looking back on her own 20s, she revealed her true feelings. She said, “I think I would live a little more for myself. In my 20s, I lived too much for other people,” and in the end she showed herself getting teary-eyed. As she said this, she told Lee Young-ji, “You should live for yourself,” and conveyed her heartfelt feelings. She also frankly revealed details about her relationships with other people. When Lee Young-ji asked, “Unnie, do you have many friends?” Han So-hee confessed, “I have hometown friends, and other than two people I became close with after turning 20 and two people I became close with in my 30s, I don’t really have many friends.” Also, when Han So-hee was asked about her ideal type, she answered, “Lately, I like a stable type of person.” When Lee Young-ji said, “Unnie, you’re the unstable type, then,” Han So-hee said, “Lately, I’m also trying to become a stable type,” and explained, “In the end, I feel like only when I am stable can I meet a stable person.” On top of that, she said, “If you cherish yourself, even if the other person leaves, the subject called ‘me’ remains. I try to think, ‘This person only left my side; they did not abandon me.’ I think that is what a stable type is.” She also shared her thoughts, saying, “The moment a lover occupies more than half of your life, you break down. You have to balance things well.” Han So-hee also drew attention by revealing her extraordinary fan feelings toward senior actress Shin Min-a. She confessed, “I have a beauty that I pursue. ‘A mature woman’ is the beauty I pursue.” This did not simply refer to someone older in age. The person Han So-hee thought of as that example was Shin Min-a. Han So-hee said, “Senior Shin Min-a is really captivating,” and revealed that she likes Shin Min-a’s unique atmosphere. Lee Young-ji, who was listening, praised Han So-hee’s charm, saying, “You’re captivating too.” In particular, when Han So-hee found a photo of Shin Min-a during their conversation, she immediately exclaimed, “Senior Min-a is so beautiful,” revealing her hidden fan feelings in a scene that could not conceal her admiration. Han So-hee’s “fan feelings” did not end there. She also revealed that she likes Billlie’s Tsuki, who had previously appeared on the same YouTube channel, and confessed, “I cried while watching Tsuki’s episode.” Her willingness to openly express her affection for people she likes without hesitation drew attention. Furthermore, Han So-hee also talked about the secret to maintaining her figure despite extreme weight fluctuations. She named ramen and kimchi stew as her favorite foods and revealed, “I am completely on the side of Korean food, and I can’t live without noodles or rice.” However, Han So-hee said that she experienced extreme weight changes for her work and ended up suffering unexpected aftereffects. She said, “During the filming of Netflix’s ‘My Name,’ I gained 15 kg for the project. After that, since the next one was the drama ‘Nevertheless,’ I lost weight rapidly, but ever since then, if I eat more than a certain amount, I get indigestion.” When asked about the secret to her figure, Han So-hee answered, “It’s all exercise.” She said, “I chose boxing as my main sport. When I’m boxing, it’s very fun,” and advised that one should do it without thinking of it as exercise. • Han So-hee, who appeared in the Korean version of “The Intern,” says it would be a lie to say she feels no pressure compared with Anne Hathaway • Han So-hee is considering appearing in “Heartbeat,” a new drama by the writer of “True Beauty,” possibly alongside Nam Joo-hyuk