Actress Han Seo Hee posts a photo of Ahn Jung-geun, the assassin of Hirobumi Ito... Inundated with complaints from Japanese internet users: ``Sad but true''

Actress Han So-hee has been subjected to malicious posts by Japanese netizens.

　On the 24th, Han So-hee posted the following comment: "This is not the romance of Gyeongseong, not the creatures of the Japanese colonial era, but the story of the people of that glittering but dark era who faced the monsters born during the experiments that made human beings into a means to an end. The spring of that year, when we could only be magnificent if we surrounded each other with love," she commented.

　Earlier, she released part one of the Netflix series "Gyeongseong Creature," which began streaming on the 22nd of this month.

　Gyeongseong Creature" tells the story of a man and a woman who had everything to live for in the spring of 1945, when the darkness of the times was at its darkest, and who face a monster born out of greed.

　Han So-hee plays the role of Yoon Chae-ok, a Ddeokun who is rumored to seek out even the dead.

　Since the drama is set against the backdrop of the Japanese colonial era, it is assumed that she left behind what she felt. She also attached a photo of An Chung-geun, a Korean independence activist.

　Japanese netizens commented, "I was a fan of hers, but she did not consider the feelings of the Japanese people. I was disappointed. I like Han So-hee, but this posting is a shame," and "Honestly, this comment is sad for me as a fan. "

　However, Han So-hee replied, "It's sad but true. But thank you for your courage," she replied, drawing attention to her belief.

　Meanwhile, "Gyeongseong Creature" Part 1 is currently in theaters, and Part 2 will be released exclusively on Netflix on January 5th, 2024.