Song Chang Eui is a South Korean actor who started his career in musical theater in the 2002 production of “Blue Saigon.” Born on January 24, 1979, he is most well known for his role as a transgender rocker in the musical “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” and the first jukebox musical “Gwanghwamun Love Song.” After branching out into television dramas in 2005, he shot to fame in the 2007 drama “Golden Bride,” which led to many other popular drama series, including “Cinderella Man” (2009), “Life Is Beautiful” (2010), “Heartstrings” (2011), “The Great Seer” (2012), “Syndrome” (2012), “The Woman Who Married Three Times” (2013) and “Dr. Frost” (2014).

Song Chang Eui

When Eun Soo was a home shopping host, she met Tae Won at work and married him. Eun Soo and Tae Won have a daughter. Because of the serious conflict between Eun Soo and her mother-in-law, however, Eun Soo and Tae Won get divorced after four years. Eun Soo maintains a friendly relationship with Tae Won. After getting divorced, Eun Soo works as a home shopping host again and remarries Kim Jun Gu, her current husband, but she can't live as an ordinary housewife as she imagined. Hyun Soo is Eun Soo's younger sister and runs a company with Kwang Mo who she met at a dog shelter when she was 25. She has a crush on him, and it's quite heartrending to be in one-sided love. Two women's lives change with marriage, divorce, and remarriage. How will their lives work?

The Woman who Married Three Times

Third Time's The Charm Team

jTBC

In the field of medicine, neurosurgery is one of the most demanding, prestigious specialties. Lee Hae Jo (Han Hye Jin) is a first-year neurosurgery resident. Despite her underprivileged upbringing and no-prestige medical education, she is determined to become the best neurosurgeon. Her fellow first-year resident Cha Yeo Wook (Song Chang Eui), on the other hand, graduated from the best medical school and comes from a family of neurosurgeons. His grandfather also happens to be the chairman of the board at Korea University Hospital. Their chief resident is the mysterious Kang Eun Hyun (Park Gun Hyung). When Eun Hyun develops feelings for Hae Jo, the working relationship among the three residents gets a little complicated. “Syndrome” is a 2012 South Korean drama series directed by Lee Sung Joo and Ko Jae Hyun.

Syndrome

Cha Yeo Wook

Can today’s rock ’n roll find harmony with traditional Korean folk music? In Heartstrings, Lee Shin (Jung Yong Hwa, of the band CN Blue) is the lead vocalist and guitarist for a rock band. Lee Gyu Won (Park Shin Hye) is a traditional gayageum (Korean zither-like instrument with 12 strings) player and a progeny of Korean traditional music. Their worlds collide at a performing arts college, where he is majoring in Western Music and she in Korean Traditional Music. Shin, a moody and aloof city boy, is initially smitten with dance professor Jung Yoon Soo (So Yi Hyun), but that quickly changes when he meets the feisty Gyu Won, who is considered Korean folk music royalty. Both Shin and Gyu Won care a lot about their respective musical styles, at the expense of everything else in their lives. Can their two divergent passions be reconciled? The two lead actors previously starred together in the 2009 drama “You’re Beautiful.”

Heartstrings

Kim Seok Hyeon

At the young age of 11, Lee San witnesses his father Crown Prince Sado\u2019s death, but he does not lose his cheerfulness with his strong heart and a gentle personality. He even inherits his grandfather\u2019s intelligence, King Yeongjo, and a warm view toward humans. Lee San, who is good at both studying and martial arts, becomes the next king after Yeongjo. Song Yeon is the woman King Jeongjo loves. Song Yeon is talented in painting thanks to her father from a flower garden. While running errands in the royal art department, she enters the palace and establishes a relationship with Lee San. Will Lee San be able to overcome various schemes, stand up against maligning forces, and ascend as a king? And will he be able to achieve love with Song Yeon despite their difference in status?

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