Jung Ryeo Won is an award-winning South Korean actress. She was born on January 21, 1981, in Korea but holds Australian citizenship after immigrating to Brisbane with her family when she was 10. She was discovered by a talent agent while vacationing in Korea in 1999 and debuted as a singer that year in the girl group Chakra. After the group disbanded in 2006, Jung Ryeo Won focused on acting full time. She gained widespread fame in the 2005 television drama “My Name Is Kim Sam Soon” and went on to star in “History of a Salaryman” (2012), “King of Dramas” (2012), “Medical Top Team” (2013) and “Bubblegum” (2015). Jung Ryeo Won published the book titled Ryeowon’s Sketchbook in 2007 and began hosting the reality show “Art Star Korea” in 2014.

Jung Ryeo Won

Veteran Korean language teacher Seo Hye Jin (Jung Ryeo Won)’s stable and pressure-free life is unsettled by the return of her former pupil, the one-time troublemaker Lee Jun Ho (Wi Ha Joon). A decade ago, she helped him gain admission to a prestigious university. He secretly fell for her then, and has admired her from afar ever since. In the pursuit of love, he gives up his job at a major company to become a Korean language teacher – and be closer to Hye Jin again. Will his plan work? And could this former teacher and student find love, despite their sizable age gap?

The Midnight Romance in Hagwon

Lessons in Love Team

Seo Hye Jin

Seo Poong (Lee Jun Ho), a highly acclaimed and ambitious chef, finds his culinary dreams shattered when he's fired from a prestigious hotel and betrayed by his fiancée. With nothing left to lose, he takes over a failing Chinese restaurant across the street from his former workplace. He teams up with Doo Chil Seong (Jang Hyuk), a charismatic former gangster with a soft spot for food, and Dan Sae Woo (Jung Ryeo Won), a quirky heiress who finds herself bankrupt on her wedding day. Together, this unlikely trio battles against a rival hotel chef, financial woes, and their own personal demons, all while trying to revive the struggling restaurant.

Wok of Love

Dan Sae Woo

Two princesses are born with different fates. Princess Ja Myung is burdened with the destiny of saving her nation, Nakrang. Unlike her half-sister, Princess Nakrang, who enjoys a life of comfort and privilege, Princess Ja Myung's life is marked by hardship. The two sisters, who were born on the same day, both fall in love with Ho Dong, the prince of Goguryeo. The intelligent and handsome prince is revered by the people of Goguryeo as the reincarnation of the nation's founder, Ju Mong, due to his exceptional archery skills. Prince Ho Dong aspires to expand Goguryeo into a great empire by conquering Nakrang but is torn between the ambitious and powerful Goguryeo army and the sincere and ardent love of Nakrang and Ja Myung. The survival of an ancient kingdom depends on the love triangle between one who can sacrifice everything for the person she loves, one who can hurt the one she loves to save her nation, and one who does not know how to love, having never known the love of a parent.

Princess Ja Myung

Ppu Ku / Princess Ja Myung

Gu Chang (Bong Tae Gyu), a 30-year-old perpetual university student struggling with unemployment and romantic failures, discovers hope when he meets Ani (Jung Ryeo Won), a beautiful and kind woman. After returning her lost wallet, they begin dating, and Gu Chang believes his luck has finally changed. However, Ani harbors a shocking secret: she suffers from multiple personality disorder, transforming into Hani, her violent and aggressive alter ego. While Gu Chang hopes to help Ani overcome her condition, Hani proves to be unpredictable and resistant to change. This is a 2007 South Korean romantic comedy movie directed by Lee Seok Hoon.

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