Park Ye-ni Shines as Charming Bus Conductor Choi Jeong-bun in 'Hundred Memories'

Actress Park Ye-ni is captivating audiences with her vibrant portrayal of the unique character Choi Jeong-bun in JTBC's weekend drama 'Hundred Memories'.

In episodes 3 and 4, aired on the 20th and 21st, Park Ye-ni, as the bus conductor for Cheong-a Transportation, showcased delightful chemistry with her dormitory mates and her signature bold charm, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.

Choi Jeong-bun's witty remarks and lively reactions consistently brought laughter to the screen. She skillfully assisted fellow conductor Go Young-rye (played by Kim Da-mi) and even delivered a refreshing, sharp retort to the bus driver Kim Jeong-sik (played by Lee Jae-won) when Young-rye was in trouble, displaying her strong sense of loyalty.

Notably, Jeong-bun's unwavering defense against Driver Kim's persistent flirting adds a unique comedic element, teasing a new dynamic and sparking curiosity about their future interactions.

Park Ye-ni breathed life into the character with her adept dialect acting and rich facial expressions. Her portrayal of Jeong-bun's deep loyalty to her colleagues and her candid, confident personality significantly amplified the drama's enjoyment. Expectations are high for the multifaceted development of Choi Jeong-bun as depicted by Park Ye-ni.

'Hundred Memories' airs every Saturday at 10:40 PM and Sunday at 10:30 PM on JTBC.

Park Ye-ni made her acting debut in the 2019 film 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982', subsequently earning recognition for her distinctive supporting roles in various projects. She particularly excels at portraying everyday characters with remarkable realism. In 'Hundred Memories', she broadens her acting spectrum by delicately depicting not only comedic moments but also the character's underlying loyalty.