Actor Ha Jung Woo's US high school graduation photo is a hot topic... ”It looks like the real thing”

Korean actor Ha Jung Woo capitalizes on the trend among the MZ generation (Millennials and Generation Z, born between the 1980s and 2000s) and transforms into the male protagonist of an American high-teens drama, drawing laughs.
I invited you. On the 29th, the distribution company Lotte Entertainment posted on its official SNS account, ``I heard that ``1947 Boston'' is also popular recently! I tried it right away.''
I posted a few photos. He then added, ``It's as natural as if you actually took graduation photos in the United States,'' which caused laughter.
Actor Ha Ji joins the US high school graduation photo application where the published photos are created by AI.
It includes various appearances based on Yongwoo's face. This is a trend that has recently become popular among the MZ generation, and celebrities such as actress Jung Yu-mi and TV personality Hong Jin-kyung have also participated in it.
It has caught my attention. Ha Jung Woo, who met the audience at the mid-autumn festival (Chuseok) in the movie ``1947 Boston'' (directed by Kang Jae-gyu), which was released on the 27th, also boldly jumped on the bandwagon.
Ta. Above all, Ha Jung Woo looks natural in the photo as if he actually graduated from an American high school in the 70s and 80s, making viewers burst into laughter.
Netizens who came across the post commented, ``I can see (popular manga artist) Chinchakumen,'' and ``Ha Jeong.
They received enthusiastic responses with comments such as ``That's just the way it is,'' ``Whatever you do, you're wonderful,'' ``Thank you for making me laugh,'' and ``Ha Jung Woox is the best at Lotte Entertainment.''
On the other hand, the movie ``1947 Boston'' in which Ha Jung Woo appeared with Lim Siwan (ZE:A) was set in 1947, when Ha Jung Woo participated in an international competition wearing the Taegeukgi symbol for the first time after independence.
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He played real people such as Seo Yoon-bok, a successful marathon runner. It was released in South Korea on the 27th of this month and is receiving rave reviews.