Actor Jung Woo-sung (45), who was in controversy over the Refugee issue, said, "When I spoke about the Refugee issue, Social media was hit by a big attack," he said.
Jung Woo-sung said in a podcast "Kim Eo-joon's Dasboida" released on the 20th, "I was worried that the public, who lacked information about Refugees, was exposed to fake information and believed it was true." "Time and energy are consumed to turn the public's thoughts to the origin."
Jung Woo-sung, who has been a goodwill ambassador for the UN Refugee agency since 2015, posted a message on Social media saying, Please be hope for these (Refugees) in understanding and solidarity on June 20, when the controversy over the pros and cons of Yemen Refugee in Jeju was mounting. He later said, "I am concerned about emotional expressions that are out of the essence of the discussion with poorly-founded or exaggerated information in the process of discussing (Refugee issues); I will give my voice if necessary."
Jung Woo-sung also responded to comments on his Social media. He commented, "You live in a good neighborhood." "Can not you live in a bad neighborhood for half a life and now live in a good neighborhood? I am a self-made person." "It's a right word" to say "the bag is short" and "(I) am a middle school graduate."
Jung Woo-sung also talked about a religious group about malicious comments and said, "When I knew that there was an operational force, I felt comfortable thinking that I should only find out." Asked if revealing political views is not limited to actor activities, he said, "I have gained everything in my life, but what will I lose?" "What if I do a little damage by doing fair action? You can throw it away. "