Shin Dong-yeop confesses to red-green color weakness

'A Day Without Hands' Shin Dong-yeop revealed that he hated art class due to his red-green color blindness.

In the JTBC entertainment program 'Day Without Hands', which aired on the afternoon of the 14th, Hamyang Art Academy's memory moving service was presented.

Shin Dong-yeop attended class with the children that day. He confessed, “I thought carefully about why I hated art class when I was young,” and added, “I have a red-green color blindness.”

Shin Dong-yeop looked back and said, "I remember the teacher scolding me after seeing the picture I colored, saying, 'Don't play around.' When I was young, I thought I became less interested because of that memory." After hearing this, Han Ga-in added, "I didn't like art class either. I couldn't draw. I was jealous of the kids who were good at drawing."

Afterwards, Shin Dong-yup introduced a picture he had drawn himself. A boy wearing a gi and kicking. He said, "I wanted to go to a Taekwondo academy, but I couldn't. I drew it while imagining myself wearing a uniform and kicking. I think I always drew this on my own when I was eight years old," and added , "I wanted to become a black belt, so I painted it as a black belt. I didn't know how to paint my face or head. “I didn't know, so I left it unfinished," he explained.

Meanwhile, on this day, the grandfather of art academy student Raein appeared, and it was none other than comedian Jeon Yoo-seong. Jeon Yoo-seong appeared dressed in light blue from head to toe.

Shin Dong-yeop, who knew Jeon Yoo-seong's identity only as Rae-in's grandfather, grabbed his hand and said, "Oh my! Brother." He was once again surprised to see Raein's mother, Jeonjebi. “Even before my debut, he told me, ‘You have talent, so work hard,’ and he is a very special person to me.”

Jeon Yoo-seong said, "I said I was coming to the daycare today, so I dressed up like this. I heard Dong-yeop was coming, so I came." He coolly exited, saying, “Have we finished the episode now?” and made people laugh.

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