Song Hye Kyo was disparaged for her appearance because of the undressing scene in The Glory, netizens were disgruntled “what else do women over 40 ask for?”

The Glory (Glory In Hatred) The film is currently receiving a lot of attention from the audience. Song Hye Kyo has a much appreciated comeback compared to her two recently released love films. In the film, Song Hye Kyo plays Moon Dong Eun, an elementary school teacher who has a great deal of resentment because of her obsession from the past of school violence. For nearly 20 years, Dong Eun has lived with burn scars that seem to never heal, always making her feel itchy. These scars are the embodiment of great resentment in Dong Eun’s heart, which has never been extinguished in her for nearly 20 years and is also something that she has never revealed.

After season 1 of the drama, the only person who can see Dong Eun’s scars is Joo Yeo Jung (Lee Do Hyun). This is when Yeo Jung offered to accompany her and let Yeo Jung stop her intentions, Dong Eun stripped off her clothes, showing Yeo Jung the intricate scars all over her body. She couldn’t believe that when she saw these scars, Yeo Jung appreciated and wanted to accompany her even more. He wants to become the “execution”, instead of Dong Eun taking revenge.

This is arguably the most expensive scene of Song Hye Kyo in season 1 The Glory. Dong Eun’s calm acting, haunting lines combined with Yeo Jung’s shock and sadness make this scene receive many compliments. However, there are many negative comments about Song Hye Kyo’s appearance. In the rare time when she was bold on the screen, Song Hye Kyo had to suffer rude comments, disparaging her beauty at the age of 41.

Many negative comments, even extremely heavy, towards Song Hye Kyo (Screenshot)

Fortunately, before these rude comments, most of the audience defended Song Hye Kyo. The general audience feels outraged when a woman’s body is examined. More importantly, when Song Hye Kyo’s character Dong Eun has an extremely harsh living situation, she sometimes can’t even find a reason to exist, let alone take care of herself.

A lot of comments defend Song Hye Kyo (Screenshot)

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