Actor Song Hye-kyo expressed her confident belief in elegance.
Song starred on the cover of the March issue of fashion magazine Vogue Hong Kong. In the picture, Song Hye-kyo showed off her chic yet elegant charm with a short cut and smokey makeup. While Song Hye-kyo's beauty drew admiration, Vogue Hong Kong also released an interview with Song Hye-kyo. Song Hye-kyo, who challenged the genre one after another with "The Glory" and "Black Nuns". Song Hye-kyo had the opportunity to appear in the genre before "The Glory", but it didn't happen"The excitement of challenging various works and interpreting new roles is the driving force that drives me forward."
Song Hye-kyo also expressed his desire to try comedy once again, recalling "Full House". Song Hye-kyo was really happy filming "'Full House". The director allowed me to act freely, so I did a lot of improvising, but that was a very precious memory. "I haven't appeared in a light romantic comedy since then, so if there's a comedy that's realistically fun for people in their 40s, I want to try it." he said.
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He also revealed what has changed since he became in his 40s. Song Hye-kyo said "Everyone will grow old together, so you don't have to be afraid of getting old. Of course, it's a job that makes a living with your face, so you have to work hard to manage it"Now that you're in your 40s, you value the present more. Every normal day, every quiet day, I feel grateful. The best thing about being in your 40s is to have this kind of grateful heart," he said.
In particular, Song Hye-kyo, who became more considerate of himself away from the eyes of others, said "In the past, I lived in the eyes of others, putting family, friends, and loved ones first. I thought it didn't matter if I lost money if they were happy"As it dawned on me one day that I had never thought of myself first, I decided to always think of myself first in everything. Thinking about myself opened my mind more, and I became calmer when I treated others. That's how I became stronger inside."
