Last November, Korean movie star Jung Woo-sung was embroiled in controversies over an 'out-of-wedlock child' and alleged 'multiple infidelities.' He eventually admitted to having an illegitimate child with model Moon Ga-phi and apologized at the Blue Dragon Awards ceremony, but emphasized he would not get married and would take full responsibility; after 8 months, Jung Woo-sung made a subtle appearance through a magazine, showcasing his powerful presence.
According to Korean media, Ham Don-gyun (phonetic translation), a literary critic and editorial board member of the well-known Korean magazine 'Sasangye' ('The World of Thought'), publicly stated, “Jung Woo-sung supports the resumption of 'Sasangye' after 55 years and has become our loyal reader. We are truly very grateful to him.” In the photo, Jung Woo-sung is holding the 'Sasangye' magazine. Despite his simple attire, his superstar aura is unmistakable and especially eye-catching.
'Sasangye' was founded in 1953 by the late Mr. Jang Jun-ha, and its circulation once reached as high as 100,000 copies. The magazine left a significant mark on Korean democracy and intellectual history, until it was forcibly suspended by authorities in 1970. Its resumption after 55 years carries extraordinary significance.
News source: Liberty Times Net