Jo Jae Yun Reveals Intense Prep for 'Bon Appetit, Your Majesty' Amid Chinese Language Controversy

Sep 23, 2025

Jo Jae Yun Reveals Intense Prep for 'Bon Appetit, Your Majesty' Amid Chinese Language Controversy



Actor Cho Jae-yoon directly mentioned the preparation of Chinese on tvN 'The Tyrant's Chef', which is airing globally.

In the fourth episode of the TV CHOSUN entertainment show 「"My Own Way-Overindulgence Club" (hereinafter "My Own Way"), which airs on the 24th, the daily life of Cho Jae-yoon, a luxury actor, will be unfolded, with more than 100 appearances. He is currently active in the popular drama 『The Tyrant's Chef" and reveals the back story of his work for the first time.

Currently, Cho Jae-yoon plays the role of master of the Ming Dynasty, a white dragon, in the `Chef of the Tyrant' and most of the Chinese ambassadors. In addition, he confessed that he had a lot to prepare by showing off his cooking and martial arts as a master.




Cho Jae-yoon said, "I've been practicing Chinese, cooking and martial arts for two months, and I've spent a total of three and a half months on this drama until I've filmed for a month and a half."``, surprising everyone.

In particular, his Chinese over-immersive notes catch everyone's attention. Extraordinary efforts can be seen in the traces of writing and memorizing Chinese lines. When Chae Jung-an, who was watching this, asks "Does that mean I get more fees?" he tells the behind-the-scenes story "The fee has been cut because it's a special appearance."

Jo Jae Yun Reveals Intense Prep for 'Bon Appetit, Your Majesty' Amid Chinese Language Controversy
In addition, he, who holds a certificate of a Korean cooking technician, adds admiration by revealing that he himself digested the cooking scene in the drama without being a stand-in. On this day's broadcast, Cho Jae-yoon's actual cooking skills will be revealed, raising expectations.




Recently, Cho Jae-yoon has been embroiled in a controversy over Chinese. Chinese voice actor "Jo Jaeyoon's line was dubbed by me."The other actors were fine, but this person (Jo Jae-yoon)'s voice was terrible. Even Korean producers couldn't hold back their laughter when recording the songControversy arose by posting a mockery of ". The post was later deleted, but as it spread through local media reports, the actor's performance in Chinese was not zero"The response spread.

On the other hand, Korean viewers expressed displeasure, saying, "Why are you mocking Koreans when they can't speak Chinese?" and "Why don't you dub Chinese dramas?" Some even commented that it would have been natural if it had been set in Korean.

Meanwhile, TV CHOSUN 'My Way-Over-immersive Club' will air at 10 p.m. on Wednesday, September 24th, where you can listen to Cho Jae-yoon's three-and-a-half months of being overly immersed in 'The Tyrant's Chef'.






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