South Korean comedy queen Lee Ha Ni made a comeback after giving birth, and broke out of the encirclement with the costume action drama "Flowers in Bloom at Night", surpassing the record of "Red Trim on Sleeves" in one fell swoop, setting the highest ratings in the history of South Korea's MBC TV in the same period.
"Flowers in Bloom at Night" finished broadcasting on the 17th, and the ending was happy and happy, which hit the audience's appetite. Li Hani went to train to hang a tightrope for this work 6 months after giving birth, and randomly carried out nearly half a year of high-intensity shooting, and now in retrospect, I feel that everything was worth it.
Lee Ha Ni returned to the undefeated status of the queen of comedy, and in an interview at the end of the show, she said: "I am very grateful for the good popularity I have made through this drama and the love I have received after the broadcast, which will be an unforgettable work for me." After all, she began to dance with swords 6 months after giving birth, and her physical condition made her feel very uneasy, and repeated swinging of swords caused extreme pain in her wrists, and it was difficult for outsiders to work hard.
In addition, among the reactions of many audiences, Li Hani laughed that the most memorable was a message from her mother, praising "This drama is more interesting than I expected". Since her mother is a well-known Korean Gayageum player, she can be affirmed by her mother through costume comedy, which makes Lee Ha Ni very happy.
Now that she is a mother, Li Hani found it a little difficult to even raise her hand after finishing the finale, but she does not regret her choice, "I feel very grateful to be able to return to work." As a mother, I used to worry about whether it was selfish to pursue my dreams, and I wondered if I should stick to my dreams. It helped me find a balance and made me more aware of my desire for acting." The complete works of "Flowers in Bloom at Night" are available on Friday Video.