Are you Japanese? Will actor Kwon Sang Woo and actress Song Tae Yeon's daughter face racism in America?

The daughter of actress Song Tae Yeon, who immigrated to the US, faced racism.

　A video titled 'Interview with mother Song Tae Yeon and daughter Riho who surprises father Kwon Sang Woo (very cute, boyfriend, racism)' was posted on the YouTube channel 'Mrs. New Jersey, Song Tae Yeon' on the 19th.

　In the released video, Song Tae Yeon is studying English with her daughter. She went on to interview her daughter Riho.

　When asked if she feels her popularity, Riho replied: 'It's good because I get a lot of attention. But if you get too much attention, it's a bit inconvenient". Song Tae-young laughed at this and said, "But this is America, so it's not so concentrated, I'm only known on YouTube".

　Riho also showed her communication skills, saying that she has many friends at school. When asked if she has a boyfriend, she replied, "I have male 'friends' but no boyfriend. I don't need one." This drew laughter. Song Tae-young added: "My dad might be lonely if I told him I had a boyfriend."

　When asked who she would choose between her dad and her brother, she hesitated to answer, saying, "My brother is blunt and my dad doesn't play with me much." As for her dreams for the future, she said, "I love animals. I want to become a vet."

　When asked about her recent worries, she replied, "How are people made?". She also shared her deepest worries about what the world of the future will be like.

　Riho said to Song Tae-young: 'My mum is kind and beautiful. That's why I'm pretty too", which made her laugh. While doing so, she added: "Mum likes to cook. Mama likes black and white".

　Riho said, "I am like my dad in talking. My dad really talks a lot", and Song Tae-young shook her head and said, "When they talk, it's really loud".

　Meanwhile, Riho said, "I went to school and one boy said, 'You are Japaneseian'. Firstly, it's offensive to me and it's offensive to the Japanese. Because 'Japanese' is accurate'," she said, adding, "I told the boy, 'That's the wrong word. I told him to go and study grammar'," and revealed that she painfully dealt with the racially charged incident.