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.

Park Eun Hye

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Han Yo Han (Hyungwon), a talented dancer with dreams of becoming a celebrity, transfers to Hanbit Art High School to pursue his idol aspirations. After an unfortunate accident derails his original plans, he finds himself drawn to the dance club "Villains", discovering a new path forward. On Ji Min (Kim Myung Ji), an overachieving honor student constantly pushed by her family to excel, unexpectedly crosses paths with Yo Han. Their relationship takes an unexpected turn, challenging their predetermined trajectories and inspiring them to reimagine their dreams. Together, they begin to find the courage to pursue new goals despite the obstacles surrounding them. This is a 2021 South Korean high school romance drama directed by Oh Chung Pung.

Fly, again

Reaching for the Sky

TV Chosun

In the cutthroat world of the elite, Kang Hae Ra (Kim Sa Rang), a former reporter turned top influencer, finds her reputation destroyed by an unfounded scandal. Seeking revenge, she crosses paths with Cha Min Joon (Yoon Hyun Min), a ruthless lawyer with a perfect record who is also plotting retribution against those who ruined his family. As Kim Tae On (Yoo Sun), the heir to FB Life, struggles to secure her position within the company, and detective Goo Eun Hye (Yoon Soy) investigates a critical case, their lives become intertwined. Discovering a complex web of secrets and betrayal, Hae Ra and Min Joon form an alliance to fight against powerful enemies who seek to destroy them. Their determination to exact revenge drives them forward, but the stakes are high and the challenges seemingly insurmountable. This is a 2020 South Korean mystery drama directed by Kang Min Gu.

The Goddess of Revenge

KBS02

During the Joseon Dynasty in the late 1800s, the father of Chun Bong Sam (Jang Hyuk) made his living as a merchant before being framed for opium possession and wrongfully executed. Bong Sam’s older sister seeks her own revenge, while Bong Sam himself joins a group of children who train to become peddlers, eventually working himself up to becoming a merchant himself. He later inherits an inn, albeit in poor condition and requiring substantial renovation. Nevertheless, Bong Sam perseveres, maintaining his humble roots as he strives to become one of Korea’s top merchants despite opposition from greedier peers. This drama was based on Kim Joo Young’s novel “Gaekju,” serialized in a Korean daily newspaper from 1979–1983.

The Merchant: Gaekju 2015

Yi San (Lee Seo Jin), the grandson of King Yeongjo, faces constant threats and political machinations within the palace from factions eager to prevent his ascension to the throne. His childhood friendship with Sung Song Yeon (Han Ji Min), a talented court painter, and Park Dae Su (Lee Jong Soo), a royal guard, forms a strong bond that supports him through adversity. As he navigates treacherous court politics, power struggles, and assassination attempts, Yi San strives to become a benevolent and just ruler, dedicated to improving the lives of his people as he becomes King Jeongjo, one of Joseon's most revered monarchs. This drama was inspired by true events.

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Queen Hyo Eui

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