This actress was so pretty in middle school that her P.E teacher helped to get her to debut

When actress Han Ji-min confessed that she had had her heart broken in the past.

Baek Jong-won said, “That’s crazy. There are guys that already have everything in the world, right?” he said, drawing sympathy from many people.

Viewers can’t help but agree with Baek Jong-won’s words because Han Ji-min is known as a born beauty in the entertainment industry who doesn’t look any different compared to her past school photos.

Han Ji-min debuted as a commercial model for the sports drink “Never Stop” in high school. Her debut was not due to street casting or auditioning, but thanks to a P.E teacher who paid attention to her in middle school.

The P.E teacher introduced Han Ji-min to a sister-in-law who was in the entertainment planning business at the time, and Han Ji-min then worked as a magazine and advertising model until she graduated from high school. She didn’t do any other entertainment activities to concentrate on her studies.

Han Ji-min made her debut in a TV drama in 2003 as Song Hye-kyo’s child version in the SBS drama “All In.” The following year, she was cast in her first heroine role in the MBC drama “The Good Person,” but she felt that she still lacked acting skills at the time, which is why she returned to act in supporting roles to build her stage step by step.

Han Ji-min won the Best Actress Award at the Baeksang Arts Awards and the Blue Dragon Film Award for her role as the tough and intense character “Baek Sang-ah” in the 2018 solo film “Miss Baek.” After 15 years since her debut, she has been reborn as an actress who is recognized for her acting skills.

Han Ji-min is playing the role of Lee Young-ok, a bright and cheerful but secretive young haenyeo from Seoul, in the tvN drama “Our Blues,” which is currently on air and is playing the role of Kim Woo-bin’s lover.

It was only in the most recent episode that the viewers know about what pain and secret she had been through. Can Young-ok overcome pain and sorrow to become happy?

Source: Daum