Actor Bae Jeong-nam displayed the taegeukgi to commemorate Liberation Day.

Bae Jeong-nam posted a short video on his personal channel on the 15th with the captions "the 81st anniversary of liberation day" and "taegeukgi from the 1950s I diligently collected."

The released video contains a taegeukgi reported to have been collected by Bae Jeong-nam himself.

The faded and torn taegeukgi, here and there, moved viewers by making them feel Korea's history intact.

Earlier Bae Jeong-nam said in an interview that he began collecting taegeukgi while appearing in the film "Hero." At the time Bae Jeong-nam explained, "I recently acquired 50 taegeukgi from the 1950s. They are really beautiful. The influence of 'Hero' is large."

Meanwhile, Bae Jeong-nam is meeting audiences by appearing in the film "OK! MADAM2," which opened on the 12th.

[Photo] Bae Jeong-nam personal channel

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