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Tang Wei's down-to-earth side: 'Decision to Leave' co-star recalls her farming in baggy pants

Chinese actor Tang Wei may be known for her sophisticated screen presence and glamorous image, but her "Decision to Leave" co-star Park Hae-il says the star he encountered off camera was strikingly down-to-earth — working in a field in loose-fitting farm pants and a straw hat. Park shared the unexpected story about Tang during an appearance with actor Yoo Hae-jin on the 156th episode of the…

Tang Wei's down-to-earth side: 'Decision to Leave' co-star recalls her farming in baggy pants

During an appearance on the YouTube talk show Salon Drip, actor Park Hae-il revealed a side of Tang Wei that differs greatly from her on-screen persona. The co-star of Tang in the 2022 Korean film Decision to Leave shared an unexpected story about the actress, describing her as remarkably down-to-earth when not in front of the camera.

Park Hae-il visited Tang after she was cast in Decision to Leave, accompanying director Park Chan-wook to meet her. Before this visit, he held a different impression of Tang; she was someone he saw as sophisticated and glamorous. However, his perception drastically changed upon meeting her in person.

According to Park, Tang was working in a field in loose-fitting farm pants and a straw hat at the time of their meeting. This unexpected sight painted a very different picture of the actress, who he had previously only seen as a glamorous and sophisticated on-screen presence. This experience inspired Park to start growing his own produce at his home, drawing his motivation from Tang's own down-to-earth lifestyle.

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