Park Eun Hye is a South Korean actress. Born on February 21, 1978, she also goes by the name Piao En Hui in China. She made her acting debut in the 1995 television series “LA Arirang” but it was her role in the 2003 historical drama “Jewel in the Palace” that catapulted her to fame throughout Asia. Park Eun Hye remains very popular in China, where the Yongseng Tangerine Chocolates (which is named after her character in “Jewel in the Palace”) continues to enjoy strong sales. Some of her popular recent works include “Yi San” (2007), “Pink Lipstick” (2010) and “The Merchant: Gaekju 2015” (2015). In 2008, Park Eun Hye married entrepreneur Kim Han Sup.

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With dreams of becoming a celebrity constantly pushing him forward, Han Yo Han (Hyungwon) decides it’s time to make the transition from genius dancer to all-around talented idol. To better pursue his dreams, he transfers to Hanbit Art High School. Unfortunately things for Yo Han don’t work out so well at his new school, especially not after an unfortunate accident steals his lifelong dreams.

Despite the accident, Yo Han is doing his best to search for a new way to make his dreams come true. Coincidentally, he finds himself frequently crossing paths with the members of the dance club, “Villains”. The more time he spends with the dance club, the more he begins to realize an entirely new world has opened up to him. As Yo Han begins to explore this exciting new world, he meets On Ji Min (Kim Myung Ji), a honor student who was born to be an idol. With her family constantly pushing her to do better and be the best, she has no idea how to do anything other than overachieve. However, things for both Ji Min and Yo Han change completely after their relationship takes an unexpected turn.

With new roads open before them, Yo Han and Ji Min begin to find the courage to dream new dreams. But will they be able to pursue those dreams when everyone and everything around them seems to be trying to hold them back?

A story of young love and big dreams, “Fly Again” is a 2021 high school romance drama directed by Oh Chung Pung.

Fly, again

Reaching for the Sky

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In the world of the rich and powerful, one wrong move can destroy everything; a sad lesson Kang Hae Ra (Kim Sa Rang) soon learns. Once a reporter working hard to support the family she had been forced to care for at a very young age, Hae Ra found her way into the limelight after marrying one of the country’s most famous celebrities. Now the center of everyone’s attention, Hae Ra has become one of the nation’s hottest influencers. But when she finds herself wrapped up in an unfounded scandal, Hae Ra’s reputation plummets. Hitting rock bottom, Hae Ra wants revenge, but she’s not the only one desperately searching for a way to bring down those who have hurt her.

A talented lawyer with a one hundred percent success rate and a heart of ice, Cha Min Joon (Yoon Hyun Min) is not a man to be trifled with. But when those who wish to bring him low throw his family into ruin, he turns his full attention towards exacting his revenge. While Hae Ra and Min Joon focus on revenge, the sole heir to the FB Group, Kim Tae On (Yoo Sun), is on a mission of her own, to secure her position as the company’s new head. But going up against her father isn’t easy, as one simple mistake could ruin everything. Meanwhile, the tenacious detective Ku Eun Hye (Yoon Soy) takes on a case that could either make or break her.

As each individual begins their respective journey towards success and revenge, their paths soon cross. Realizing there’s much more going on than any of them first believed, each delves deeper but what they find shakes them to their core. Now on a mission to fight against those who seek to destroy them, Hae Ra and Min Joon will stop at nothing to have their revenge. But can they succeed against such powerful foes?

A story of power and vengeance, “The Goddess of Revenge” is a 2020 mystery drama directed by Kang Min Gu.

The Goddess of Revenge

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In the late 19th century, escaping from feudal society, everyone starts dreaming big. Tens of stores are newly open in Namdaemun and Dongdaemun. And Bong Sam, the son of a collapsed peddler, starts from rock bottom and does everything he can to reach the top of society. The drama depicts his journey of becoming one of the wealthiest merchants in Joseon from a puller-in at a marketplace. Just like the modern days, capitalism and a free market economy prevailed at the time. Bong Sam shows how to seek a chance to earn money and maximize profits and how wicked and greedy monopolies are crushed by him.

The Merchant: Gaekju 2015

Korea\u2019s King Jeongio is remembered in Korean history for his sympathy with the plight of the common person despite his own pampered upbringing. Based upon the king\u2019s real life, this epic K-Drama chronicles his early years in the palace, where he discovers the threats to his family and kingdom, his rise to power, his romance with his love, and the numerous palace intrigues and schemes that he must constantly guard himself and Korea against while on the throne. The show deviates from the historical record in many ways, but it is praised for being a good representation of court life during the Joseon Dynasty.

Lee San, Wind in the Palace

Lee Sun:Wind in the palace

Queen Hyo Eui

One of the most watched K-Dramas of all time, Jewel in the Crown, is set in the middle of the 18th century in Joseon. This was a time when women held little influence in society. It tells the tale of an orphaned kitchen cook who strives to learn the secrets of Korean cooking and medicine and goes on to become the King\u2019s personal physician. It is based on the true story of Jang Geum, the first female royal physician of the Joseon Dynasty. Immerse yourself in this historical tale of perseverance, culture, and tradition.

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