Lee Na Young is a South Korean actress. Born on February 22, 1979, she began her career as a model and actress in 1998. She made her acting debut in bit parts in the 1998 television dramas “One Day Suddenly” and “Three Guys and Three Girls.” She is best known for her roles in the films “Please Teach Me English” (2003), “Someone Special” (2004) and “Howling” (2012), as well as the television dramas “Ruler of Your Own World” (2002) and “The Fugitive: Plan B” (2010). Other than acting, Lee Na Young also is well known for appearing in many high-profile commercials. Lee Na Young married actor Won Bin in 2015.

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Ha Kyung, a high school Korean Literature teacher, weaves an escape from her grinding reality through Saturday escapades. These one-day trips filled with walking, dining, and daydreaming, often take unexpected twists and turns. While navigating the country, she encounters an intriguing set of individuals: a novelist, a Buddhist monk, and an old student of hers. In Busan, she even tumbles into a romantic tangle that leaves her heart a flutter. Join her on these remarkable journeys, with each more engaging and humorous than the last.

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Driven by desperation, a young North Korean woman (Lee Na Young) with no other options, finds herself willing to attempt the impossible. Successfully defecting to China, she and her husband (Oh Kwang Rok), a native Korean, welcome their son into the world. But even her new life in China can’t bring her the satisfaction she craves. Desperate to find a better life, she travels abroad, leaving her husband and son to carry on without her.

Fourteen years later, Zhen Chen (Jang Dong Yoon) and his father have made a comfortable enough life for themselves. Still living in China, Zhen Chen has no memories of his mother and might not have ever given her a second thought, if not for the fact that his father, now terminally ill, has made a dying wish to see his ex-wife one more time. In an effort to make his father’s wish come true, Zhen Chen sets out to find his long-lost mother. Tracking her down in South Korea, Zhen Chen is utterly disgusted with the life she has chosen for herself. Brimming with hurt and disappointment, Zhen Chen returns home with nothing but a battered notebook to show for his efforts.

Despite the unfavorable feelings he harbors towards his mother, Zhen Chen’s curiosity prompts him to flip through the pages of the notebook she gave him. Reading the story she left for him on those pages, Zhen Chen begins to realize there is so much more to his mother than he ever realized. But will knowing the truth be enough to erase fourteen years of anger and bitterness?

Based on a true story, “Beautiful Days” is a 2018 drama film directed by Jero Yun.

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Ji Hyun (Lee Na Young) is a successful photographer. Her professional career and love life are everything she could ever dream of: Her photos are a hit and her work brings her in a good income. She also has an adoring boyfriend named Jun Seok (Kim Ji Suk), who is totally besotted with her. But she has a secret almost nobody knows about: She was once a man. Many years ago, she underwent successful sex reassignment surgery, and has lived her life as a woman ever since.

But one day, her past threatens to catch up with her: A young boy comes to her door while she is having dinner with Jun Seok...claiming that he is looking for his father. It transpires that this young boy is the son she fathered while still a man, and while married to a woman. In order to keep the child happy and keep her secret safe, Ji Hyun decides to dress up as a man for a week and take him in. But she finds that life as a father isn’t as straightforward as she first thought. Playing soccer and acting “manly” doesn’t come easy for Ji Hyun and the young boy isn’t so sure that his “dad” really is a male after all. Will Ji Hyun be able to keep up the ruse – or will her secret be exposed?

“Lady Daddy” is a 2010 South Korean movie that was directed by Lee Gwang Jae.

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At three years old, Joong A is adopted by a family living in Ireland, where she later becomes a doctor. Unfortunately, Joong A loses her adoptive parents due to her adoptive brother. She experiences overwhelming guilt after losing her family and makes her way back to Korea to end her own life. However, as soon as she arrives, she becomes involved with Kang Guk and marries him. Guk feels a sense of pity toward Joong A and tries his best to help her regain her will to live. While trying to make sense of her life, Joong A gains employment at a hospital. There, she comes across Jae Bok, whose life she saves by administering CPR. She continues to run into Jae Bok and eventually falls in love with him. However, while Jae Bok continues to exchange feelings with Joong A, he can't bring himself to end things with Si Yeon. How will this story of four ill-fated people end?

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