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Choi Jun-hee mimics late mother Choi Jin-sil's smile at her grave

Choi Jun-hee, the daughter of the late Choi Jin-sil, shared photos of her visit to her mother's grave in Yangpyeong, Gyeonggi Province, where she posed in a way that mirrored her mother's likeness.

Choi Jun-hee visits late mother Choi Jin-sil's grave, mirroring her smile

Following her marriage this past May, Choi Jun-hee visited her mother Choi Jin-sil's grave in Yangpyeong on the 25th, sharing photos where she mimicked the pose in the late actress's portrait.

Choi Jun-hee, the daughter of the late Choi Jin-sil, expressed her deep longing by visiting her mother's grave following her marriage. The release of photos showing her striking the same pose as her mother's brightly smiling portrait has moved onlookers, capturing the unchanging bond between mother and daughter through a single image.

Choi Jun-hee visits late mother Choi Jin-sil's grave, mirroring her smile

On the 25th, Choi Jun-hee shared several photos on her social media with the caption, "The weather is always sunny on the days I come to see Mom." The images capture Choi Jun-hee visiting Choi Jin-sil's grave located in Yangpyeong, Gyeonggi Province, amidst clear skies and autumn scenery.

The heart-shaped tombstone features a photo of Choi Jin-sil smiling brightly. Below the image, the inscription reads, "The lover of everyone! The lovely woman sleeps here," recalling the late actress's popularity with the public. In front of the tombstone, photos of Choi Jin-sil, soju, beverages, and various bouquets serve as traces of remembrance left by visitors.

Particularly eye-catching was the pose Choi Jun-hee struck to mimic her mother's photo. Leaning against a round stone structure next to the tombstone, she smiled brightly with her chin resting on her hand. This posture naturally overlapped with the pose in Choi Jin-sil's portrait placed right beside her, highlighting the resemblance and special connection between the mother and daughter.

Although the smiles of the two women were captured at different times, placing them side-by-side created a profound resonance. By recreating the pose from her mother's portrait while visiting the grave, Choi Jun-hee's actions appeared to be a way of expressing longing beyond a simple commemorative photo. Even without long explanations, her expressions and gestures conveyed her tender emotions.

The area around the grave was filled with trees beginning to turn yellow, a blue sky, and colorful chrysanthemums placed throughout. The autumn landscape, paired with Choi Jun-hee's mention of the bright weather, created a calm yet warm atmosphere. Her short sentence about the weather being clear whenever she comes to see her mother suggests a special sentiment toward the deceased.

Born in 2003, Choi Jun-hee is the daughter of Choi Jin-sil and former baseball player Cho Sung Min. Since losing both her mother and father, she has shared her daily life and family memories through social media. This past May, she married a non-celebrity who is 11 years her senior, and she currently works as an influencer introducing diet and beauty products.

Even after her marriage, Choi Jun-hee continues to visit her mother's grave to share memories. Her recent appearance, smiling in the same pose as Choi Jin-sil's portrait, once again evokes the enduring bond between mother and daughter. Captured under the bright weather, the photos contain both the longing for her departed mother and the precious memories that remain alive in her heart.

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