Song Ji Hyo is a popular South Korean actress. Born on August 15, 1981, as Cheon Seong Im, she always wanted to become an actress and chose her stage name from two famous actors, Song Seung Heon and Song Hye Gyo. Song Ji Hyo made her acting debut in the 2003 film “Whispering Corridors: Wishing Stairs” and went on to star in many popular films and television dramas. She is best known for her roles in “Princess Hours” (2006), “Jumong” (2007), “Emergency Couple” (2014,)” “Ex-Girlfriend Club” (2015) and “My Wife Is Having an Affair This Week” (2016). Song Ji Hyo also was a cast member of the popular reality show “Running Man” (2010-2017) and hosted the beauty programs “Song Ji Hyo's Beauty View” (2017) and “Song Ji Hyo's Beautiful Life” (2018).

Song Ji Hyo

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Fans think top South Korean star Gong Tae Seong (Kim Young Dae) is as sweet and innocent as can be. But behind closed doors, he isn’t quite so angelic. His management company’s PR team ace Oh Han Byeol (Lee Sung Kyung) knows the real Tae Sung, as she's tasked with doing whatever it takes to hide his hot temper and competitive streak from the public. It’s a thankless job, and one that frequently puts her at odds with the temperamental celebrity. But as they spend more time together, might they eventually spend less time butting heads… and more time falling in love? This 2022 South Korean love-hate romantic comedy drama was directed by Lee Soo Hyun.

Sh**ting Stars

💕Love You to the Stars🌠

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At 28, Jeong Jin (Nam Ji Hyun) seemed to have it all – a great job and a loving boyfriend – until a series of misfortunes turns her life upside down. Jobless and heartbroken, she reluctantly agrees to open a restaurant with her mother, but it ends up closing due to bankruptcy. Everything changes when she meets Jo Hee Ra (Song Ji Hyo), a sorceress with wish-granting powers. Agreeing to let Hee Ra use her failed restaurant, Jin watches as it transforms into a bustling hotspot, drawing in customers eager for Hee Ra’s magical dishes. However, as the restaurant flourishes, Jeong Jin begins to question the true cost of their success. With every wish granted, the stakes rise – can Jeong Jin navigate the fine line between dreams and reality, or will the price of ambition prove too steep? This 2021 Korean fantasy drama, adapted from the novel of the same name written by Goo Sang Hee, was directed by So Jae Hyun and Lee Soo Hyun.

The Witch's Diner

🧙🏻‍♀️✨Dinner at the Witch's ✨

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Top actor You Philip (Park Si Hoo) and drama writer Ji Eul Soon (Song Ji Hyo) share a strange coincidence: they were both born on the same day at the same time, which connected them in a supernatural way. Somehow, when something good happens to one of them, something horrible happens to the other. Philip has had historically good luck, while Eul Soon has often struggled. The two happen to meet and end up working on a drama together, but even stranger things begin to happen – the scenarios that they write in the script end up playing out in real life! Is it possible for both of them to be happy, and will that be with each other?

Lovely Horribly

Ji Eul Soon

On Style

Song Ji Hyo (Song Ji Hyo), a beloved K-beauty icon and reality show star, takes a fresh approach to beauty programming with her new show "Song Ji Hyo's Beautiful Life." Breaking away from traditional makeup and product-focused formats, the series follows Ji Hyo as she embarks on various missions that explore beauty and wellness from a unique, entertaining perspective. The show promises to redefine beauty standards by presenting a more holistic and enjoyable approach to lifestyle and self-care.

Song Ji Hyo's Beautiful Life

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Li Mei Qing (Irene Wan) is an aspiring entrepreneur who has come to Shenzhen, China, to attempt to make a name for herself in the world of business.

But she soon discovers that life is hard at the sharp end of the business world. However, fate intervenes when she meets Jiang Hai (Chen Rui), an aging entrepreneur who has become a success in the world of business.

Despite his riches, Jiang Hai has a warm heart and decides to help and mentor Li Mei Qing – a relationship that deepens over time.

Meanwhile, free-spirited Li Ming Zhe (Kenji Wu) has spent his formative years traveling and partying. But he must quickly change his tack when he is appointed as the CEO of an asset-rich business group.

And his life changes again when he gets to know Song Mei Yue (Song Ji Hyo), a woman whose life was changed forever after the plotting of Li Ming Zhe’s stepmother drove her father to bankruptcy.

“70 80 90 Shenzhen Love Story“ is a 2016 Chinese movie that was directed by Deng Jian Quan, Lin Yi Qi, and Chen Mu Chuan.

70 80 90: A Shenzhen Love Story

✨ Chasing a dream ✨

Prepare for non-stop laughter and adrenaline as the incomparable host Yu Jae Seok, impossibly strong Kim Jong Kook, and hilarious singer Haha embark on outrageous missions and hilarious games across Korea and beyond with plenty of special guests! From elaborate tag sequences to mind-bending puzzles, this iconic variety show delivers unpredictable twists and turns. Witness the competitive spirit, surprising alliances, and genuine camaraderie of the cast as they battle it out for bragging rights and comedic glory.

Running Man

Don't Walk, Run Team 

The King of Goryeo (Joo Jin Mo) is under pressure to produce a male heir after marrying Yuan Dynasty princess No Guk (Song Ji Hyo). However, there’s an obstacle standing in his way: he is in love with Hong Rim (Zo In Sung), the male head of his royal guard, and has no interest in consummating his marriage with the Queen. In desperation, the King orders the Queen and Hong Rim to have a child together, who he will then pretend is his own, but his scheme backfires when the duo starts to fall for one another! When the King learns what has happened, he flies into a violent rage, forcing Hong Rim to go on the run, but Hong Rim will not give up on his love for the Queen. Will true love win the day – or will tragedy strike a fatal blow? This award-winning 2008 South Korean movie was directed by Yoo Ha.

A Frozen Flower

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Queen No Guk

Ju Mong (Song Il Gook), the illegitimate son of the revered General Hae Mo Su, is born into a world of political intrigue and personal sacrifice. Raised in the palace of Buyeo, he grapples with his true identity and the destiny that awaits him. Alongside the spirited So Seo No (Han Hye Jin), a formidable merchant leader, and the loyal Dae So (Kim Seung Soo), Ju Mong embarks on a perilous journey to reclaim his birthright and unite the warring tribes, eventually becoming the founder of Goguryeo. This drama was inspired by true events.

Ju Mong, Prince of Legend

In an alternate 21st-century Korea where a constitutional monarchy still exists, ordinary art student Shin Chae Gyeong (Yoon Eun Hye) is thrust into the opulent, restrictive world of royalty. Due to an old agreement between their grandfathers, she is betrothed to the aloof and seemingly cold Crown Prince Lee Shin (Ju Ji Hoon). Their forced marriage is a constant battle of wills, as Chae Gyeong struggles to adapt to palace etiquette and Shin chafes under the weight of his duties. The arrival of Lee Shin’s charming cousin Prince Lee Yul (Kim Jeong Hoon), another potential heir to the throne, further complicates matters, stirring up old resentments and creating a love triangle. Can Chae Gyeong navigate court politics and jealous rivals, all while figuring out where her own heart lies? This drama was based on the manhwa “Gung” by Park So Hui.

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