SEVENTEEN member Jun is set to launch his career in China, starring alongside the acclaimed Jackie Chan in the film ″The Shadow’s Edge.″ The production team has confirmed that Jun will portray Hu Feng, a significant member of the criminal gang led by Yang Zhi Dan.

″The Shadow’s Edge″ is a crime investigation drama that showcases the intense conflict between a criminal gang and the police pursuing them. Directed by Larry Yang, known for ″Mountains Cry,″ the film features Jackie Chan and Tony Leung. Jun’s character is the son of Tony Leung’s gang leader, opposing Chan’s veteran police officer.

On his Weibo account, Jun expressed his sentiments about the film, stating, ″The days we fought together are over. I will never forget the guidance and teachings of my seniors. The next time we meet will be when Hu Feng and ’Old Man’ prove that they can achieve great things together. Sadly, goodbye. See you in theaters in 2025.″

Jun debuted with SEVENTEEN’s first mini-album ″17 CARAT″ in May 2015 and has maintained a vibrant singing career in Korea. However, he announced last August his intention to promote in China, marking a significant turning point in his career.

SEVENTEEN enjoys immense popularity in Korea, and news of Jun’s film role has sparked considerable excitement among fans. In addition to his work with SEVENTEEN, Jun has pursued various personal projects, and this film represents a major opportunity to broaden his acting career.

His involvement in the film is also garnering attention within the Chinese film industry. With Jackie Chan’s international acclaim, the film’s box office potential is likely to rise. Jun’s collaboration with Chan will allow him to further hone his acting skills.

Jun’s endeavors in China are pivotal for establishing himself as a global artist. With SEVENTEEN’s substantial fan base across Asia, his solo activities are expected to enhance the group’s visibility.

He plans to maintain connections with fans through various initiatives, and his entry into China is anticipated to serve as a launchpad for SEVENTEEN’s global expansion. Fans are eager to see the new facets of his talent through both acting and music.

Jun’s film role will be distinct from SEVENTEEN’s group activities, giving him the chance to showcase his abilities across different domains. He aims to continue growing his career in both acting and music.

″The Wind Blows at the End″ effectively embodies the crime investigation genre, and there is considerable interest in how Jun’s performance will unfold. He is expected to deliver a compelling portrayal through his interactions with Jackie Chan.

The announcement of Jun’s film role is generating excitement not only among SEVENTEEN fans but also within the Chinese film community. This acting debut marks a new challenge and a crucial milestone as he navigates his future career path.

As Jun pursues personal growth alongside his work with SEVENTEEN, his activities in China will be instrumental in achieving his aspirations. Fans can look forward to witnessing his development in both acting and music.

Jun’s venture into China is poised to further enhance SEVENTEEN’s global presence. His acting career will help elevate the group’s profile, and he intends to keep showcasing his talents across various fields.