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Lee Se-chang "Short-term amnesia … 2 weeks memory disappears" Confession of hidden worries
On the 29th, actor Jung Ho-geun's YouTube channel, Puhaha TV, uploaded a video titled '※Shock Caution※A once-in-a-lifetime incident that made actor Lee Se-chang shed tears'.
In the released video, Lee Se-chang introduced himself, saying, "I have never fought anyone since I was born. If I have to fight, I just endure it."
He continued, "When a person endures anger and then the stress rises, the hospital said so. When the computer hardware is full, short-term memory loss came as if it needed to be booted."
He said, "I lost all memories of the two weeks and I couldn't remember my name for a moment. I woke up and looked at the schedule and kept walking around Cheongdam-dong saying 'I think something happened today' and 'I think someone will call me'."
Lee Se-chang said, "Fortunately, there is no problem in memorizing the lines, so it doesn't show, but I couldn't remember the phone number and the person's face." At that time, I couldn’t even say that I had such symptoms and I was misunderstood a lot.”
He also said, "I hate to say something bad to someone. The moment I say something bad, I don't want the other person to react negatively, so I move on to saying good things are good."
He said that he had the idea that he should not have been an actor, and said, "After opening my eyes, I became an actor and sat as the main character in a drama with a 50% viewership rating in one day, so I wondered what I was ready for myself."
In addition, "I entered the floor without knowing why, but a director passing by from KBS said, 'Come here,' and touched my eyebrows and said, 'They're not made up.' "There was such stress. My parents gave me eyebrows, but when I went home and shaved them off with a razor, I worried for a long time about whether or not I would receive compliments. I was stressed about being attacked by people around me because of things I couldn't change."
Lastly, "It's not like investing cash, but working together, and I don't have a lot of greed, so if my income is stabilized with a fixed salary, I think I'll be able to enjoy my acting life more if I get a chance. The moment I thought about it, it became work, not art.”
Reporter Yoon Jun-ho, Ten Asia delo410@tenasia.co.kr
