Jung Eun-pyo, Seoul National University's son and daughter-in-law who declare insulation, are worried that it will be difficult

Jul 26, 2025

Actor Jung Eun-pyo made a surprise remark about his relationship with Jung Ji-woong, the son of Seoul National University. He confessed his honest thoughts that excessive close relationships between families could be a burden on his daughter-in-law, along with a pleasant joke that "I will insulate if I get married." The realistic concerns behind the harmonious family created empathy.

On the 25th, the YouTube channel 'With Sean' is 'Must watch! A video titled 'A sample of a harmonious family, Jin Geumsujeo's family Jeong Eun-pyo & Kim White's special way of education was posted.

In the video, Jeong Eun-pyo, Jeong Ji-woong and Sean talked about various things.

Asked how to resolve conflicts with his children, Jung Eun-pyo said, `When you raise your children, puberty comes and there is always a possibility of conflict. My family had so many conversations. So the conflict was resolved naturally."

Jung Eun-pyo put importance on family harmony. He said that his family welcomed him when he came back from the outing, and added, `I feel like I'm loved a lot, so I can overcome it even if I have a hard time outside," he said.

Then "When my son was discharged from the military, I reported to my mother. I was surprised by shouting 'Taepung!' at the station. But I think it's self-esteem to be able to do that," he said.

Jeong Eun-pyo "I guess the harmonious appearance of my family seems to be good to people. So sometimes some people say in the comments, "'It must be hard for a daughter-in-law to be in that family to get along so well.'" But our dream is to raise our children quickly and let them go. I want my children to be a little distant from us. Because I think it's important to find your life," he said in a cool manner.

In response, Jung Ji-woong was surprised by declaring "Even if my father doesn't do that, I will be insulated if I get married."

In addition, Jeong Eun-pyo, who sent his son to Seoul National University, did not consider 'study' as important. I didn't aim to go to a good university, and I thought it would be nice for my son to do it on his own. My husband and I don't feel the burden of studying. I have to ask my son how to get to Seoul National University. Me or my wife didn't do anything."

Then "My son studied really hard. He said that he studied as if he were grinding a bone, and that he was trying to do his best.

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