T-ARA's Eun Jung's TV series to apologize from episode 1... Derogatory remarks made at public kindergarten cause controversy

The TV series "Queen's House" has apologized for the issue of belittling public kindergartens. KBS 2TV's daily TV series "Queen's House" apologized on the 2nd (today), saying, "We received a message from the viewers saying, 'Queen's
First of all, we would like to apologize for the issue regarding some lines in episode 1 of "Home." He continued, "The homeless person who appears in the drama is, as stated in the character introduction on the website,
In the scene, when his only grandchild is kidnapped, he immediately tells his in-laws that he is from a wealthy family and that he is a "family of wealthy people who are raising children at a public kindergarten."
If I had sent my child to an expensive private kindergarten from the beginning, this would not have happened.' Her in-laws, Choi Ja-yeon, responded in astonishment.
The TV series added, "The main character, Kang Jae-in (Eun Jung), sends her son Uno to a public kindergarten, which is the setting for the drama.
"I would like to state that I had no intention of belittling public kindergartens, as I was expressing my trust in them," he explained. "However, after the broadcast, I realized that this line had caused some misunderstandings about public kindergartens.
We deeply acknowledge the concerns of our viewers who felt that the content of the program could lead to prejudice and misunderstandings, and of public kindergarten teachers who felt that the content seriously undermined social trust in public education.
We have immediately accepted the request and have suspended the re-broadcast of episode 1 of ‘Queen’s House’ on all media outlets,” and “We will remove the problematic lines from the future and will continue to broadcast them on the KBS homepage, VOD, and webcasts.”
"We plan to re-upload the video on other platforms," the company said. In addition, the Queen's House said, "We apologize for causing concern to our viewers and those working at the public kindergarten.
"We would like to apologize once again," and added, "In the future, the production team will carefully consider the social impact of the content and will be more careful when producing future content to ensure that the image of public education and educational institutions is not distorted."
"We will pay close attention to this matter," he promised. Earlier that day, the national kindergarten teachers' union issued a statement in opposition to the TV series' setting.
Meanwhile, a woman who firmly believed that the "Queen's House" was the perfect life had her life uprooted.
It is a tale of revenge and reclaiming one's life after being captured.