Song Hye Kyo thanks staff with handwritten letters
2013.04.03
Actress Song Hye Kyo of ongoing SBS drama ‘That Winter, The Wind Blows’ wrote a short letter to each of the staff to show her gratitude for their efforts
After finishing filming for the finale, Song Hye Kyo personally handed out handwritten notes in her essay book ‘Hye Kyo’s Time’. The letter reads, “Because it was a hard character to play, I barely had any time to relax. I’m regretful that we didn't spend too much time together. Let’s meet again. You did a good job.”
Netizens commented, “I thought she was just pretty but she’s pretty on the inside too”, “That’s such a nice surprise for everybody”, “She has pretty handwriting like her face” and more.
Meanwhile, Song Hye Kyo and Cho In Sung’s ‘That Winter, The Wind Blows’ is looking forward to the final episode on April 3.
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