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- Hwang Jung-min shares his honest thoughts about life as an actor, emphasizing that acting is simply a profession and that one must be truthful and sincere.
- He stresses the importance of pride and dedication to one's work, encouraging people to pursue their passions without hesitation.
- He expresses gratitude for the efforts of those around him, demonstrating his humility and responsibility as an actor.
Hwang Jung-min
Hwang Jung-min (born September 1, 1970) is a South Korean actor. While studying theater at Seoul Arts College, he made his acting debut in a minor role in Im Kwon-taek's *The General's Son*.
○ Acting is just a profession. There's nothing more to it than being truthful and sincere. The audience will surely know that.
○ You should be proud of what you want to do. You can't be an actor without it. Ask yourself how much you're immersed in it, how much you're thinking about it, and how dedicated you are to it. As your skills naturally grow, you'll have no choice but to find yourself.
○ If you have something you want to do, don't worry about it in advance, just try it. If you think it's not right, it's not too late to do something else. Being late is ultimately up to you.
○ To be honest, I always tell people that I'm just a lowly actor. Because, about 60 staff members and actors prepare this wonderful feast. Then I just have to eat it deliciously. But I get all the attention. I feel so sorry about that.
○ Even if you seem insignificant now, if you immerse yourself in your work, worry about it, study, prepare, and wait, the world will surely find you.
