IU, Park BoGum, Moon So Ri, and Park HaeJoon, the stars of ”Thank You” release handwritten messages

"Thank you for your hard work" IU, Park BoGum, Moon So Ri, and Park Hae Joon conveyed their heartfelt gratitude to the viewers.
The Netflix original "Goodbye" is about the rebellious Ae-seung and her husband, who were born in Jeju.
It is a Netflix series that expresses the adventure-filled life of Gwang-sik through the four seasons. It has left a deep impression on viewers at home and abroad, giving them laughter, emotion, and empathy.
Netflix released handwritten messages from IU, Park BoGum, Moon So Ri, and Park HaeJoon.
IU, who showed off her acting skills, said, "Thank you for watching and saying 'Thank you for your hard work.' I hope this work will remain as a warm tangerine tea that people can drink for a long time. We will do our best.
"Let's Live," he said, tastefully incorporating the meaning of the English title of the film, and conveying a message of love.
Park Bo-Gum, who exuded enthusiasm, said, "I would like to thank everyone who has been with me through the four seasons of 'Otsukaresama.' I hope that this work will be an inspiration to the seasons of life that come in no particular order: spring, summer, fall, and winter.
I hope that it will bring you things like chickweed, meat, flower pins, the Do Hee-jeong scholarship, never-ending rice, barley beans, and warmth like a warm night.
From a prim and proper literary girl who dreamed of becoming a poet, to a strong mother,
Moon So Ri, who gave a deeply moving message, said, "I'm so grateful that so many people cried and laughed with me when I said 'Thank you for your hard work.' When I'm tired and exhausted from my hard life,
I hope that when you miss that warm feeling of comfort, you will take it out and watch it again and again, and that it will be a work that will stay with you for a long time," he said in a message of comfort and support.
Park Hae Joon, who gave us laughs and tears at the same time as playing the role of Kwang-sik, who was more sincere and earnest than anyone else throughout his life, said, "When I was tired and tired from this drama,
I hope that each episode will become a barrier in life, that we are not alone, and that we can give each other space little by little.
I hope that the drama, along with Ng-sik's memorable lines, will leave a special meaning in the hearts of the viewers." "Good Work" is currently streaming to rave reviews on Netflix.