[NEWS] 'Acting Genius' Yuna shows her 200% presence in 'Good Partner' with her deep acting skills beyond her age.

Yuna's exceptional performance as a young girl in "Good Partner" is captivating viewers.

In the SBS Friday-Saturday drama ‘Good Partner’ (written by Choi Yuna, directed by Kim Garam, produced by Studio S and Studio & New), Yuna plays Jae-hee, the daughter who is confused by her paren's divorce. Her acting is so mature that it adds depth to the storyline, completing the emotional complexity of the show.

‘Good Partner’ centers around the story of a divorce within a family, with the main narrative focusing on Cha Eun-kyung (played by Jang Nara). The emotions of Jae-hee, Cha Eun-kyung's child, are a crucial element driving the plot. Despite appearing chill like her mother, Jae-hee is still a vulnerable child, which makes viewers deeply empathize with her character.

In particular, Yuna's portrayal of Jae-hee in ‘Good Partner’ adds a convincing depth to the character's emotions, increasing the audience's immersion in the family's story. Yuna skillfully captures the complex feelings of a child faced with the difficult decision of choosing which parent to live with, depicting the inner turmoil of a young girl in a relatable and realistic way. When Jae-hee says, “If I choose one, the other will get hurt, right? No matter who’s at fault, they’re both my mom and dad,” her concern for her parents resonates deeply, subtly portraying the divorce process from a child’s perspective and evoking strong emotions from viewers. Yuna's detailed performance, which conveys the character’s internal conflict, adds an extra layer of depth to the story.

Additionally, there is a heartbreaking scene where Jae-hee, on a trip with her mother, feels the absence of her father. When her mother stops Jae-hee from contacting her dad, Jae-hee's emotions explode, leading to a tearful breakdown. The way Yuna conveys the mix of sadness and frustration from a child who still needs her father, and the resulting pain children experience due to adult decisions, touches the audience deeply, gaining widespread empathy and praise for her realistic and emotional portrayal.

In ‘Good Partner,’ Yuna delicately portrays the complex psychological changes experienced by children caught in the middle of their parents' divorce, drawing empathy from many viewers. Despite being a young actress, Yuna has already built a strong narrative for her character with exceptional acting skills, continuing to make a significant impact with her performance. As such, there is increasing anticipation and attention on Yuna's future career.

Meanwhile, episode 12 of SBS's "Good Partner," starring Yuna, will air on the 6th at 10 p.m.

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