It was reported that model and actress Jang Yoon-ju donated 70 million won to young people preparing for independence.
On the 1st, Jang Yoon-ju wrote on her Instagram, “I support the dreams of young people preparing for independence.” He then shared a photo of the sponsorship certificate containing the donation details delivered to Habitat for Humanity Korea.
The sponsorship certificate contains details of Jang Yoon-ju’s donation of 70 million won to the Independence Preparation Annual Housing Support Campaign.
Jang Yoon-ju said, “After seeing the stories of young people who had nowhere to go before becoming adults, I conveyed that feeling to a place that has been in my heart since the beginning of this year,” and added, “I hope that it can become a small cornerstone for the independence of young people.”
Jang Yoon-ju made a comeback to the screen with the movie ‘Minimum Good Intention’, which was released on the 30th of last month. He gave a passionate performance in the role of Hee-yeon, a high school teacher who was stressed out due to infertility. Heeyeon is a character who experiences confusion due to the pregnancy of a student in her class, ‘Yumi’, but thinks about ‘Yumi’s’ situation and thinks about the good intentions she can do.
Jang Yoon-ju will take on the role of a volleyball player in the movie ‘1 Win’, which is scheduled to be released in December.
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Interview between Time.news Editor and Film Expert on Jang Yoon-ju’s Philanthropy and Upcoming Roles
Time.news Editor (TNE): Welcome, everyone! Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Hannah Kwon, a film expert and cultural commentator. We’re delving into the latest news surrounding actress and model Jang Yoon-ju, her recent philanthropic efforts, and her exciting upcoming roles. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Kwon!
Dr. Kwon (HK): Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to be here.
TNE: Jang Yoon-ju recently made headlines for donating 70 million won to support young people preparing for independence. What do you make of her decision to support this cause?
HK: It’s quite inspiring! Jang’s contribution shows her commitment to social issues beyond her acting career. By supporting young people who are transitioning into independence, she not only provides financial assistance but also raises awareness about this critical stage in life that many face without sufficient support.
TNE: Exactly. She mentioned wanting her donation to serve as a “small cornerstone” for these individuals. How do you think her public stance on such issues can influence her fans and the industry as a whole?
HK: Her actions can certainly set a precedent. When famous figures step up and use their platforms for good, it can motivate their fans to engage in philanthropy as well. Jang Yoon-ju exemplifies how artists can play dual roles as influencers and advocates. It encourages a culture of giving and social responsibility.
TNE: Shifting gears to her film career, Jang is set to co-star in the movie ‘1 Win,’ where she plays a volleyball player on a struggling team. How does this role resonate with the themes of perseverance and winning against the odds?
HK: ‘1 Win’ appears to be a heartfelt narrative about an underdog team, which is a classic trope in sports films. Jang’s character is part of a larger storyline about resilience in the face of adversity—something that mirrors her own life experience. The film captures the struggle of not just winning competitions, but also winning in life, which ties beautifully into her philanthropic mission: supporting young people who may feel like they lack options.
TNE: That’s a great point! The underdog story often resonates deeply with audiences. How important do you think diverse stories like these are in today’s cinema?
HK: They are crucial. Stories that represent struggles, failure, and ultimately, personal growth, reflect the real human experience. When films like ‘1 Win’ include diverse narratives—especially focusing on women and their challenges in sports—it’s empowering. It shatters stereotypes and encourages viewers to see the strength and tenacity that often go unnoticed.
TNE: And would you say her recent role in ‘Minimum Good Intention,’ where she played a stressed-out high school teacher, further showcases her range and dedication?
HK: Absolutely! That role requires a different depth of emotional complexity. By taking on characters that embody real-life struggles, Jang demonstrates her versatility as an actress and her willingness to tackle challenging societal issues. It’s refreshing to see actresses portray figures that aren’t just glamorous but are deeply relatable.
TNE: what do you think lies ahead for Jang Yoon-ju in her career, given her recent successes and contributions?
HK: With her skills and her growing social influence, the sky’s the limit for Jang Yoon-ju. She could very well move into more significant roles, potentially even creating her own narratives as a producer. If she continues to blend her advocacy with her cinematic projects, she will likely inspire many and leave a lasting impact on both the film industry and society.
TNE: Thank you, Dr. Kwon, for your insightful analysis! It’s wonderful to witness artists like Jang Yoon-ju making waves, both on screen and in the community. We’re excited to see what she achieves next!
HK: Thank you for having me! I look forward to seeing how her journey unfolds.
TNE: Thanks to our audience for tuning in, and we’ll see you next time for more engaging discussions!