While on a trip to Jeju Island, Kim Young-ok and Ban Hyo-jeong confessed their honest feelings about death as they watched the sunset.
Veteran actresses Kim Young-ok, Ban Hyo-jeong, and Baek Su-ryeon shed tears while gazing at a beautiful sunset during their trip to Jeju Island, engaging in a deep conversation about life and death. As colleagues who have spent many years together, the three actresses shared their honest feelings about entering the twilight of their lives and comforted one another.
In a video released on Kim Young-ok’s YouTube channel, the three reflected on their lives while taking in the scenery of Jeju Island. Ban Hyo-jeong shared that as she gets older, she often thinks about how she will face death, expressing her wish to end her life in good health without being a burden to those around her.
In response, Kim Young-ok stated that there is no “right answer” to life and that her philosophy is to live as naturally as water flows, adapting to whatever circumstances arise. She emphasized that talking about death is by no means a depressing topic, but rather a precious conversation unique to each of us that helps us gracefully conclude our lives.
Veteran Actresses Reflect on Life and Legacy
Renowned South Korean actresses Kim Young-ok, Ban Hyo-jung, and Baek Su-ryeon recently shared a candid conversation about aging and life during a trip to Jeju Island. The trio discussed their perspectives on mortality and the desire to live healthily, reflecting on their long-standing careers and the natural progression of life.
Kim Young-ok's Philosophy on Living
Reflecting on her decades-long career, Kim Young-ok shared her approach to life, emphasizing the importance of navigating challenges as they arise rather than seeking a singular answer. Her perspective highlights a philosophy of living in the moment, free from regret, as she continues her work as one of South Korea's most respected veteran performers.
About Kim Young-ok
Kim Young-ok is a South Korean actress who debuted in 1957. She is known as South Korea's "National Grandma" for her many portrayals of grandmothers in film and television.
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