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Sohee talking about marriage, family and her ideal type. Sharing a few versions since each article worded it a bit differently, but the core idea is the same 🥰💗 Q1. Beyond your 30s as an actor, how do you want to spend your 30s as a human being, Han Sohee? Sohee: When the time feels right, I want to meet a good person, get married, have children and live an ordinary life. Rather than some grand ambition, it’s a wish to have people who will always firmly be on my side. Truly my side, a “family” as a fence that can protect me. I hope that kind of fence can exist. 📌 v.daum.net/v/202601200551252… ⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘ When asked about the meaning of happiness, Han Sohee answered, “Building a close-knit family and growing old in a healthy way.” She said, “I want to get married, have children and form an ordinary family,” and added, “I like the feeling of having my own side (people who are on my side). Watching a child grow within the fence called family and growing older in a healthy way together. That is what I think happiness is.” 📌 news.nate.com/view/20260119n… ⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘ Q1. What does happiness mean to actress Han Sohee? Sohee: I hope that later on, I get married, have children and just have my own side (people who are on my side). Within the fence called family, I want play my role to some extent and grow old together with my family in a healthy way. While also watching the children grow. That is what I think happiness is. (laughs) To be honest, in my 20s, I thought that by now I would already be married and have children. (laughs) But now that I’m actually at this age, I’m thinking that before I turn forty, it’s something I absolutely have to do. Q2. While working as an actor, do you tend to feel lonely a lot? Sohee: I’m not lonely. But personally, when some personal problem comes up or when there’s a private matter, I think there haven’t been many people around me until now whom I could really open up to and talk freely with. That doesn’t mean I’m looking for intense empathy. Just like a bamboo forest, I think it would be nice if there were someone beside me who could quietly listen to my story. And I also want to become someone whom another person can trust and fully open up about their own story. I often think it would be nice if we could exist for each other in that way. Q3. Then is a bamboo-forest-like man your ideal type? Sohee: My ideal type? Ah, I’m picky. (laughs) First of all, kindness is the baseline. I’d like it if it were a relationship where we can somewhat complement each other. So I’m not hoping for someone who is too perfect. A relationship where I can fill in his lacking parts and he can fill in my lacking parts, wouldn’t that be the most ideal kind of relationship? Someone who is too perfect seems like they would be tiring. 📌 srtimes.kr/news/articleView.…