Kim Yu-jeong dancing sword dance, Hanbok figure breaking through oriental painting
'My Demon' Kim Yoo-jung's behind-the-scenes look like an oriental painting has been revealed.

While the past lives of Do Do-hee (played by Kim Yoo-jung) and Jeong Gu-won (played by Song Kang) were revealed in the SBS Friday-Saturday drama 'My Demon', they caught the attention of viewers with a behind-the-scenes look showing off their beautiful hanbok figures.

Kim Yu-jeong dancing sword dance, Hanbok figure breaking through oriental painting
Kim Yu-jeong dancing sword dance, Hanbok figure breaking through oriental painting
Kim Yu-jeong dancing sword dance, Hanbok figure breaking through oriental painting
Kim Yoo-jung, who attracted a lot of attention with her beautiful solo dance in KBS2's 'Moonlight Drawn by Clouds', is radiating charisma by showing off her sword dance skills in 'My Demon'. The strong-looking eyes and facial expressions and the contrasting elegant and soft dance lines seem to be enough to make not only Lee Seon, who was Jeong Gu-won's former life in the play, fall in love with the viewers at first sight.

Kim Yu-jeong dancing sword dance, Hanbok figure breaking through oriental painting
In another photo, Kim Yoo-jung, who is called the 'historical drama goddess', is wearing various colored hanbok and headdresses perfectly. Even though she smiles brightly at the camera, when filming begins, her eyes filled with sadness in the face of love that cannot come true make her heart tingle. The variety of genres created by Kim Yoo-jung, from the charismatic appearance of showing off her sword dancing skills to the faint atmosphere of a woman looking at her lover everywhere, are adding to the fun of watching 'My Demon'.

Kim Yu-jeong dancing sword dance, Hanbok figure breaking through oriental painting
In episode 12, which aired on the 6th, the story of Do Do-hee and Jeong Gu-won's past life filled the home theater with tears. Although they were full of hope, they were unable to overcome the difference in social status and their love ended in death. Kim Yoo-jung's unrivaled acting in a historical drama creates a completely different atmosphere and gives the illusion of watching a new drama, while the deeper emotional acting that goes back and forth between past and present lives made viewers immerse themselves in the narrative.

Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr
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