Actress Hwang Shin-hye supports brother's art exhibition after his paralysis

Actress Hwang Shin-hye visited the solo exhibition of her brother, Hwang Jung-eon, a mouth-painting artist who has been creating art for approximately 30 years. The event, featured on KBS 1TV's "Hwang Shin-hye's Together We Live," will reveal the story of the siblings.

Jung-eon, who has been painting with his mouth for about three decades, held his personal exhibition. Shin-hye, accompanied by actress Yang Jeong-a, visited the exhibition. Yang Jeong-a was moved to tears, empathizing with the effort and sincerity embedded in Jung-eon's artwork.

Shin-hye's close friends, actress Choi Myung-gil and singer Kim Wan-sun, also attended the exhibition to support Jung-eon. Jung-eon remarked on his sister's personality, saying, "The closer we get, the more intense her scolding becomes." Shin-hye was observed assisting her brother with his mobility and adjusting his attire, demonstrating her close involvement in his daily life.

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The closer we get, the more intense her scolding becomes.

It was revealed that Shin-hye was the one who encouraged Jung-eon to pursue a career as a mouth-painting artist. Jung-eon, who was healthy enough to enlist in the Marine Corps, became a quadriplegic at the age of 29 following an accident. His mother recalled the difficult time, expressing sorrow over the lack of a "pill to stop tears."

Jung-eon shared that during his hospitalization after the accident, Shin-hye stayed by his side throughout the night on days she wasn't filming, providing care and support. The program promises to offer a touching look at their bond and Jung-eon's artistic journey.

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Why isn't there a pill to stop tears?