South Korea tvN’s new drama "Start-Up" lets people see new characters through posters! "Start-Up" is based on the South Korean fictional Silicon Valley called Sandbox and tells the stories of people in the startup world. Suzy plays the leading role in the play as Seo Damei, who dreams of becoming Jobs in South Korea, and Nam Joo Hyuk plays the role of Nam Dosan, founder of Sanshan Technology. In the play, Jin Xuanhu plays Han Zhiping, the leader of SH Venture Capital Company, and Jiang Hanna is the CEO and second-generation chain home Yuan Renjae.
On September 22, the show published a poster, sharing the reasons why each character is engaged in entrepreneurship, and revealing some more details about them.
Suzy, played by Suzy in the poster, smiled confidently and said that she worked in a startup company to "turn over." Her keyword tags are: "My dream is to become a CEO", "rich resources", "competitive", "experienced", "except in dating". Her poster includes a book titled "100 Questions and Answers About Moving to the Sandbox" and a letter envelope suggesting that she is still waiting for her first love.
Nam Joo Hyuk’s role Nam Dosan is described as working in a startup company, so he can shine again. His keyword tags are: "Once was a math genius", "Left Brain", "Engineering Otaku", "His hobby is knitting". His poster has baseballs, knitting projects, and an old-fashioned business card with the name of his Sansheng Technology company and the text: "24-hour standby".
Jin Xuanhu appears in the poster as Han Zhiping. He works in a startup company to pay off debts. His labels read: "young and rich", "struggling after debt", "Gordon Rams of the investment world", "but moderate." This has caused fans to speculate about why there are Korean-style hot dogs on his poster?
Jiang Hanna appeared in the poster as Won Injae, her business card showing her CEO status and a golden spoon (symbolizing the rich) that was broken in half. The poster says that she entered the startup company because she "does not want to be a dog", which seems to mean that she does not want to be a vassal of others. The labels read: "Elite", "Woman Who Has Everything", "Won In Jae, Not Xu In Jie", "In reality, there is only a golden spoon of design." In general, her posters hinted at her hidden secrets.
Are you looking forward to their wonderful performance?
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