'Twenty Twenty' Han Sung-min "It is an Honor to appear in 'Aitin' series"

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In Twenty-Twenty, Han Sung-mins first steel, which is chic and has a cool charm, was unveiled.The PLAYLIST digital drama Twenty-Twenty, which is in the spotlight as the third series of Aitin, is a growth romance drama about a strange deviation to find me, and tells the story of six youths looking for answers to the question, What is the line we have to keep?Han Sung-min will transform into a 20-year-old Cha Dae-hee, who has lived only on the set path in the boundary of her unmarried mothers mother, and will draw a deep consensus with viewers by drawing the back of 20-year-old, which seems to be full of excitement as well as charm that shakes her heart.When I didnt play Aitin during my school days, it was a popular piece that I couldnt even get into my friends conversations, but I am thrilled and grateful to be able to join them in the third series, said Han Sung-min (played by Chae Dae-hee).In fact, Han Sung-min, who is 20 years old, said, I am most sympathetic to the fact that there was a romance that everything would change in the word twenty years old like Dahee.Even though the environment that has grown up has been different, expectations as a 20-year-old and things like excitement have helped me understand the Characters. Han Sung-min, Chae Dae-hee, stimulates the taste of how it will be implemented.Above all, it is a point of observation that Chae Dae-hees change and growth, which has lived a life suppressed under the shade of her mother, should not miss how she will shine through Han Sung-min.Han Sung-min is expecting more broadcasting because he has a lot of time alone for immersion as well as Character analysis such as seeking advice or referring to other works.The PLAYLIST digital drama Twenty-Twenty, which can meet Han Sung-mins 20-year-old, will be premiered on Naver TV at 7 pm on the 15th.It will air on YouTube every Wednesday and Saturday, starting with its first airing at 7 p.m. on the 22nd, and will be broadcast on September 6 at 11:50 p.m. on the JTBC.PHOTOS: Playlists

In Twenty-Twenty, Han Sung-min's first steel, which is chic and has a cool charm, was unveiled.

The PLAYLIST digital drama Twenty-Twenty, which is in the spotlight as the third series of Aitin, is a growth romance drama about a strange deviation to find me, and tells the story of six youths looking for answers to the question, What is the line we have to keep?

Han Sung-min will transform into a 20-year-old Cha Dae-hee, who has lived only on the set path in the boundary of her unmarried mother's mother, and will draw a deep consensus with viewers by drawing the back of 20-year-old, which seems to be full of excitement as well as charm that shakes her heart.

“When I didn’t play Aitin during my school days, it was a popular piece that I couldn’t even get into my friends’ conversations, but I am thrilled and grateful to be able to join them in the third series,” said Han Sung-min (played by Chae Dae-hee).

In fact, Han Sung-min, who is 20 years old, said, "I am most sympathetic to the fact that there was a romance that everything would change in the word 'twenty years old' like Dahee. Even though the environment that has grown up has been different, expectations as a 20-year-old and things like excitement have helped me understand the Characters. "Han Sung-min, Chae Dae-hee, stimulates the taste of how it will be implemented.

Above all, it is a point of observation that Chae Dae-hee's change and growth, which has lived a life suppressed under the shade of her mother, should not miss how she will shine through Han Sung-min. Han Sung-min is expecting more broadcasting because he has a lot of time alone for immersion as well as Character analysis such as seeking advice or referring to other works.

The PLAYLIST digital drama 'Twenty-Twenty', which can meet Han Sung-min's 20-year-old, will be premiered on Naver TV at 7 pm on the 15th. It will air on YouTube every Wednesday and Saturday, starting with its first airing at 7 p.m. on the 22nd, and will be broadcast on September 6 at 11:50 p.m. on the JTBC.

PHOTOS: PLAYLISTs