Kim Tae Hee opened up about the heartbreak she experienced from criticisms of her acting ability. MBC's special celebrity biography, "Tae Hee's Rediscovery", captures the star's daily life, and is set to air on April 1st. During the episode, an honest interview with the beauty, who has dealt with acting criticisms all throughout her career, will be revealed. The star debuted in the drama, 'Screen', and commented about the criticisms, saying, "When I was growing up, I did not hear any criticisms. But I feel like I heard every criticism possible [after debuting]." About her movie 'The Restless', the actress stated, "Truthfully, I thought I understood my character completely, so I didn't expect to get criticized that much. 'You're acting in a school play.' 'Your acting is like crap.' I have heard of every possible criticism." She also stated, "I even thought, 'If even 'IRIS' doesn't do that well, will people look for me? Can I, as an actress, put hope on myself?'" After 'IRIS' ended successfully and Kim Tae Hee won her first acting award, she sobbed for a long time. Kim Tae Hee revealed, "If I didn't act, I wouldn't have worried so much, felt so much, or even met so many people. Even though acting was a big burden in the beginning, now I'm very thankful for being able to act. It changed like that. In one moment." The actress' middle school grades were also revealed, and it was reported that she had an average of '100' for all subjects throughout her three years in middle school. Her 8th grade teacher stated, "In 24 years as a teacher, she was the first student I've seen who had 100 for every subject for all three years. If you see her report card, you could see that no one could achieve that feat." The star's popularity in school was also unveiled, and it was revealed that one guy in every classroom had a crush on the actress. You can check out the interviews and more on April 1st! Source: Star News via Nate