Lee Bo Hee is a South Korean actress who was born on May 25, 1959, in Wando County, South Korea. She made her debut in the movie “The Green Pine Tree” in 1983 and won the Best New Actress award for her performance at the Grand Bell Awards later the same year. She has since gone on to appear in numerous film and drama titles, including the movies “Le Grand Chef 2: Kimchi Battle” (2010) and “Sunny” (2011).

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Jae In seems to have it all. Raised in luxury by a powerful conglomerate family, she is a successful design lead living what she believes is a perfect life with a loving husband and son. But that perfect world implodes when she uncovers his shocking affair and a staggering betrayal by her closest friend. Suddenly stripped of everything, she is forced to ask what home even means when it has all been a lie. Meanwhile, her husband Ki Chan, driven by deep insecurity and a ruthless hunger for power, drops the loving facade to seize control of YL Group. To protect her family's legacy and her son, Jae In transforms, vowing revenge that will burn everything down. Can she find her way back to a true home amidst the ashes?

Queen's House

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Born blind, Hong Cheon Gi (Kim Yoo Jung) is a gifted painter who miraculously regains her sight and earns an unprecedented position at the prestigious royal art school during the Dan dynasty. In contrast, astrologer Ha Ram (Ahn Hyo Seop), despite his ability to see the future, lost his sight in a childhood accident. Fate brings Cheon Gi and Ha Ram together, and they quickly fall in love. However, their budding romance is threatened by political machinations of the royal court. Is their love fated to last or was it doomed from the start? Adapted from the novel of the same name by Jung Eun Gwol, this 2021 South Korean fantasy romance series was directed by Jang Tae Yoo.

Lovers of the Red Sky

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Shin Gap Soon (Kim So Eun), the youngest daughter of three, has been in a long-term relationship with Heo Gap Dol (Song Jae Rim), who she’s known since elementary school. Gap Dol has struggled to pass the civil service exam for years, leading Gap Soon to support them both through a series of part-time jobs. Gap Soon hopes that once Gap Dol passes his exam and gets a full-time job, they’ll finally have enough money and feel comfortable enough to get married. However, when Gap Soon finds out that she’s pregnant, she and Gap Dol decide to move in together despite her family’s disapproval, leading to difficulties neither of them saw coming. Will this bring them closer together, or will it ruin their relationship for good?

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In the wake of a diplomatic dispute over kimchi's origins between South Korean and Japanese leaders, the South Korean government launches a high-profile kimchi-making contest. Song Chan (Jin Goo) enters the competition to save his late mother's restaurant, using her treasured recipe, while his step-sister Jang Eun (Kim Jung Eun), who currently manages the struggling establishment, seeks to close it down. The step-siblings agree that the contest's winner will determine the restaurant's fate, setting the stage for a culinary showdown rooted in family tension and national pride. This is a 2010 South Korean culinary drama directed by Baek Dong Hoon.

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