Actor Ji Chang Wook revealed the key points of his charm. The magazine "Singles" released an interview video of actor Ji Chang Wook with the editor-in-chief. "Singles
Ji Chang Wook, who became the first lead character in "JAPAN", talked about the balance game and his philosophy on acting in an interview with the editor-in-chief, showing off his comfortable and frank charm.
In a balance game played prior to the interview, Ji Chang Wook was asked to choose between "stay friends with your ideal type forever vs. date your ideal type for a year and then break up" and "never close your eyes."
He answered questions such as "A door that doesn't open vs. a door that takes 30 minutes to close" frankly, creating a fun atmosphere.
He was chosen as the protagonist of the inaugural issue of "JAPAN" in January 2025 and said, "I am very honored to have been given such a good opportunity, and today's photo shoot is also a pleasure.
"It was a very meaningful shoot, and I'm glad to meet you," he said. He then greeted his Japanese fans in Japanese, saying, "Nice to meet you, I'm Ji Chang Wook. I look forward to working with you."
When asked, "What does acting mean to you?", he answered, "It's my job, and I'm greedy but I get headaches." He said, "When I started working, there was never an easy time.
"Every production has always been difficult, a crisis, and a challenge. Looking at it that way, I think acting is my beloved dream, but it's also a source of worry for me," she said, showing her deep affection for acting.
In response to a question about the charm points of her personality that not many people know, she said, "I may not look like it, but I am honest. I work hard to do this job for a long time.
When asked what page he is currently on if his life were an autobiography, Ji Chang Wook replied, "3
"It's about one third of what I've had in my life. If I look at it as a number when I reach 100 years old, I think it's exactly one third of what I've had in my life. I'm looking forward to seeing what other things I might have in my life after that," she said, expressing her hopes.
The editor-in-chief interview, which includes Ji Chang Wook's candid story, can be viewed on the YouTube channel "Singles."
