Lee Choo Hee, 30, joined in protecting the children and preserving their rights, her wonderful contribution as a citizen of her country.
On August 27, the National Police Agency-Child Rights Protection and Child Abuse Prevention campaign released a video where the actress herself narrates a campaign of the commission about children's protection.
The video shows Lee Choo Hee wearing a police uniform holding a banner that talks about protection and preserving the children's right against abuse. Her suit fits her well and she looks with hope and love.
Lee mentioned in the video, "As citizens, we must get out of the perception and attitude that regards children as objects of discipline or possessions. Children need love and nurturing they are not used to being controlled. Try to develop a habit of thinking in the eyes of a child about how they perceive and speak. Look at them in love as they think and act of themselves."
She continued, "The adults and the people around them can protect the children who suffer and struggle from maltreatment. If any of you suspect abuse or witness a child being abused do not hesitate to report to 112 immediately. Child abuse does not stop at once, it occurs repeatedly. An immediate report in the vicinity can save the abused children. It is time for us to work together to free ourselves from misconduct and prejudice."
Lee is passionate and hopes that she will make an impact into the lives of the children. She shared, "Please look at our precious children as personalities that should be respected. The children deserve happiness with a touch of care."
The narration campaign ended with: "112, I See You Love."
Lee Cho Hee has appeared in more than 23 acting projects that include K-dramas and films. She debuted in drama in 2001 "Life is Beautiful" and got her breakthrough in acting as Gab-soon in the historical drama "Six Flying Dragons" in 2015. Her first leading role was in the web series titled "Seven First Kiss".
She recently received love and praise for her performance in weekend drama for KBS2 TV "Once Again". The story tackles about parents and their relationship towards their children as they encounter challenges in their daily lives. Lee as Song Da Hee is the youngest child of the couple.
Lee Cho Hee was never reluctant and accepted to join the good cause and to be an influence to the public when she received the proposal for a child prevention campaign. The National Police Agency and the Children's Rights Guarantee Agency choose the actress seeing Lee Cho Hee as a good role model for the campaign.
