When Cho Jin-woong gets criticized and has to retire after paying money

첫째 First, there is no punishment for past misconduct. If you have a victim and avoided punishment for one reason or another, it should be considered that the victim is still suffering. At this time, it deserves to be criticized belatedly and punished in retirement after suffering economic losses such as termination of advertisements.
Second, they deny their past misdeeds. They are often seen in cases such as school violence entertainers. They lie and even inflict pain on victims again, and further threaten the victims by taking legal action. This is a situation that deserves criticism.
세 Third, in the past, in the course of delinquency and probation, parents received help with money and power and were reduced in punishment. If adult parents were involved in adolescents’ misdeeds and the realization of justice was distorted, it is appropriate to receive the remaining punishments in various forms even now.
Fourth, they had a poor reputation in school life and companionship besides past misconduct. Although they did not reach a crime, if they had bullied classmates and caused pain in the lives of other students and friends as a group, they would not have anything to say about their past misconduct. Had such a happened, they would have been inundated with criticism from their past friends.
Fifth, the past misconduct is highlighted by the present attitude and character. If Cho Jin-woong is being criticized for being overpowered, weak, gambling, injection, and excessive luxury after becoming famous, aggravated criticism of his past misconduct will also be justified.
In which case is Cho Jin-woong? I haven’t heard of it. I’m on Cho Jin-woong’s side. I hope many juvenile offenders will live a good life with Cho Jin-woong as a role model due to the Dispatch incident.
The 조 Cho Jin-woong loved his acting after playing Muhul in PUNA. I hope a big actor like Cho Jin-woong won’t surrender to an article about an illegal selection by The Dispatch from the Chosun Ilbo when Korean movies are on the verge of dying. I hope someday the boy-turned-Korean actor will win an Oscar and the New York Times and BBC will shed light on his adolescence.