Sung Hyun Ah is a South Korean actress who was born on July 23, 1975. She placed third in the 1994 Miss Korea beauty pageant and later turned her hand to acting, debuting in the 1994-1995 drama series “Salut D'Amour.” She has since become a mainstay of South Korean dramas and movies, starring in the films “Cello” (2005) and “Time” (2006) – as well as the drama titles “Wave, Wave” (2018) and “Phoenix 2020” (2020).

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Analysis of the Ambitious Femme Fatales of Korean Dramas [part 1]

Born into one of the wealthiest and most influential families in Korea, Lee Ji Eun (Hong Soo Ah) has never wanted for anything. She unexpectedly falls in love with Jang Se Hoon (Lee Jae Woo), a man from a poor family. While Ji Eun’s family opposes their relationship, they decide to get married – but unfortunately, they’re unable to overcome some recurring issues, resulting in divorce. Ten years later, their economic statuses are reversed, and they’re both in new relationships: Ji Eun is dating Seo Jung Min (Seo Ha Joon), a company heir and the twin brother of the man her parents originally wanted her to marry, while Se Hoon is in a relationship with Mi Ran (Park Young Rin). When Ji Eun and Se Hoon reunite, they’re faced with their new realities, but they’re also undeniably still drawn to each other. This drama is a remake of the 2004 Korean drama “Phoenix.”

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