About Park Hae Jin: 
Park Hae Jin is a South Korean actor. Born on May 1, 1983, he made his acting debut in the 2006 television drama “Famous Chil Princesses.” This was undoubtedly a fantastic start to his career, as he won the Best New Actor award at the 43rd Baeksang Arts Awards for that role.
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One of Park Hae Jin’s hobbies is collecting shoes, and he has once admitted that he owns over 1,800 pairs of footwear. At the same time, he is renowned for his selfless philanthropy. His talent agency has shared that, since 2011, he has donated a total of 1.7 billion won to local and international charities. As a result, he has gained the nickname of “donation angel” in the entertainment scene in South Korea. He is also a proud ambassador for numerous campaigns such as smoking prevention, and an honorary firefighter. In any case, ardent fans can keep up with all things Park Hae Jin by following his Instagram account at @parkhaejin_official to get photos of the famous actor.
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Park Hae Jin Movies and TV Shows: 
After his debut in 2006, Park Hae Jin has since starred in films, variety shows, and dramas, including “East of Eden” (2008), “My Daughter Seo Young” (2012), “My Love From the Star” (2013), “Doctor Stranger” (2014), “Bad Guys” (2014). His breakthrough leading role came with “Cheese in the Trap” (2016), where he portrayed a rich and popular university senior that harbors a dark side, along with co-stars Seo Kang Joon and Kim Go Eun. The hit TV show gained widespread success across Asia and skyrocketed Park Hae Jin’s popularity. He later reprised his role in the film adaption of “Cheese in the Trap” (2018) as well.
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Apart from Korean films and TV shows, Park Hae Jin has also starred in a few reality variety shows, web series, and Chinese television dramas. Some of his more recent work include “Kkondae Intern” (2020), a lighthearted office comedy in which Park Hae Jin’s character seeks&nbsp;revenge over a nasty ex-boss. He received the Grand Prize at the 2020 MBC Drama Awards for his captivating performance in “Kkondae Intern”. In 2020, he also starred in the popular TV show “Forest”, where he portrayed a fearless emergency service worker plagued by memory loss.

Park Hae Jin

Cha Cha Woong (Park Hae Jin) is a popular if somewhat sardonic stage and TV magician with a taste for the spectacular. His tricks dazzle audiences, but little do most people know – he has a gang of secret “employees!” In fact, these are no ordinary magician’s assistants: They are actually ghosts. But Cha Cha Woong is not afraid of beings from the spirit realm – in fact, he treats them as members of staff...and they, in turn, believe him to be their “boss.”

One day, his path crosses with that of Go Seul Hae (Jin Ki Joo), a young, passionate police officer who can also see ghosts – but is afraid of her abilities. He attempts to brush her off when she investigates an incident connected to one of his magic shows. But she soon realizes that the magician’s unusual abilities could be the perfect crime-fighting tool. She manages to convince him to join the police force in its efforts to catch fiendish criminals – and use his ghostly “employees” to help foil evil masterminds! But in the course of their unorthodox partnership, could romance also make an appearance on the scene?

“From Now On, Showtime!” is a 2022 South Korean drama series that was directed by Lee Hyeong Min and Jeong Sang Hee.

From Now On, Showtime!

🧙‍♀ Mysteries Of Magic 🔮

In this role reversal gone wrong, an old school boss goes to work for his former employee, testing their rocky relationship is hilarious and surprising ways. Yeol Chan is a hard-working manager at a ramen company who has achieved rapid success, climbing the ranks at Joonsu Food thanks to his creativity and marketing skills. But when he gets an intern, he never expects it to be Man Sic, his former, condescending employer who caused him a lot of turmoil at his first office job. Man Sic is a quintessential "kkondae," a self-entitled and stubborn older person normally found in management workplace positions in South Korea.

Kkondae Intern

Kang San Hyeok (Park Hae Jin) is a fearless and intelligent emergency service worker. He excels as part of his rescue team, responding to 119 emergency calls – and often saving lives in the process.

But he is blighted by memory issues, and cannot remember key details about his childhood. He longs to unlock the secrets of his past.
Jung Young Jae (Jo Bo Ah), meanwhile is a passionate young surgeon whose new residency sees her posted to a mysterious forest.

When his latest daring rescue mission also sees Kang San Hyeok enter the forest, he meets Jung Young Jae – and the pair feels strangely drawn to one another.

Little by little, they realize that they share a once-forgotten secret. And the longer they spend in the seemingly magical forest, the closer they get to discovering the truth about their pasts – and the key role the forest plays in their intertwined destinies…

“Forest” is a South Korean romantic drama released in 2020 and directed by Oh Jong Rok.

Forest

Mysterious Forest Team

Kang San Hyeok

Hong Seol (Oh Yeon Seo) never thought of herself as anything special. A young university student, she never stood out as exceptional or even extraordinary. She went to class, worked part-time to pay her tuition fees and living expenses, and spent time with her friends. As average as average could be, Hong Seol never thought she’d catch the eye of someone as out of the ordinary as Yoo Jung (Park Hae Jin).&nbsp;

A senior at the same university, Yoo Jung has never been one to blend in. The handsome son of a wealthy family, he’s never had to work his way through school, but that hasn’t kept him from thinking himself above his peers. On the contrary, he’s always been kind towards others, helping out where he can. With so much going for him, he’s always been one to attract the attention of others, but very few have been able to catch his eye. Until now.

Intrigued by Hong Seol, Yoo Jung begins to take an interest in his underclassman. When he finally decides to ask her out, the two begin an unexpected and awkward relationship that will cause more than a few heads to turn.

Based on the popular webtoon of the same name by Soonkki, “Cheese in the Trap” is a 2018 romance film directed by Kim Jae Young.

Cheese in the Trap (Movie)

Captured Team 

JTBC

Yeo Woon Gwang (Park Sung Woong) is a top-billing celebrity. He started out as a stuntman, but transitioned into acting and has made a name for himself playing villains in hit action movies. When he begins to have security-related worries, he decides to hire a bodyguard. He hires the dashing Kim Seol Woo (Park Hae Jin). But it soon becomes clear that although Kim Seol Woo is extremely capable, he has no shortage of secrets – and secret abilities.

Entering Yeo Woon Gwang’s world also leads Kim Seol Woo to meet Cha Do Ha (Kim Min Jung), the head of the actor’s fan club. Cha Do Ha has also become the star’s manager. And Yeo Woon Gwang has a great deal of platonic affection for Cha Do Ha. When she meets his new bodyguard, however, Cha Do Ha starts to become drawn to the handsome Kim Seol Woo. As new dangers begin to emerge, Kim Seol Woo must stay on top of his game if he is to keep the actor safe...and complete his own secret assignments!

“Man to Man” is a 217 South Korean drama series that was directed by Lee Chang Min.

Man to Man

Translation Service Agents

Could it be possible for two people from entirely different worlds to be destined for each other? It’s not easy being a college student but nothing has ever been easy for Hong Seol (Kim Go Eun). Born into poverty, Hong Sol is a hardworking student and part-time worker determined to overcome her station in life. Existing worlds apart is Yoo Jung&nbsp;(Park Hae Jin), the rich heir to a multinational corporation who is known for being broody and manipulative towards those he dislikes.
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Worlds collide when Hong Sol is given a scholarship meant for Yoo Jung. Suddenly, her financial woes are significantly alleviated by receiving one year’s worth of free tuition. Additionally, Yoo Jung appears to have changed for the better and has become kinder and friendlier to her although the actions of his past are not so easily forgotten. His behavior is confusing, and the plot thickens when Hong Seol finds herself caught between the reformed bad-boy Yoo Jung and his estranged childhood friend, Baek In Ho (Seo Kang Joon). Is Yoo Jung genuine in his attentions? What will Hong Seol choose to do when caught in the cross-fire of old grudges between In Ho and Yoo Jung?

“Cheese in the Trap” is a 2016 South Korean drama series directed by Lee Yoon Jung. It is based on a webtoon written by Soon Ggi. This series marks the television debut for film actress Kim Go Eun.

Cheese In The Trap

I'm trapped

Yoo Jung

Should you give your heart to someone when you know it won’t be forever?

Sun Mi (Lee Young Ah) suffers from a rare blood disorder that often left her sick and hospitalized as she was growing up. Despite her illness, Sun Mi tries to make the most of life. She now works as a perfumer, creating scents from flowers and spices she collects as she travels to various places.

On one such work trip to an aquarium, Sun Mi meets Sang Woo (Park Hae Jin), a competitive swimmer who works at the aquarium caring for the animals. As the two fall in love, can they make the most of their time together?

“Snow Is on the Sea” is a 2015 South Korean film written and directed by Kim Jeong Kwon.

Snow Is on the Sea

The Fate like Snow  

Xi An

When a young man is forced to wait on a woman hand-and-foot, how could his life be any more complicated? Li Ang (Park Hae Jin) is an aspiring photographer who gets a temp job at the fashion magazine called “Fashion Love.” Hao Li Ren (Gan Ting Ting) is the director of the magazine, and Li Ang makes the mistake of using her nickname “Devil Hao” to her face and then accidentally breaks the magazine’s expensive camera equipment. The merciless Li Ren insists that Li Ang compensate the magazine for the entire cost of the expensive camera. Li Ang is concerned about how he will repay the money because his family owns a modest noodle shop and they are not well off. Then through a series of events, Li Ren “hires” Li Ang to pretend to be her fake boyfriend at a class reunion. She then becomes injured and is home-ridden. Since Li Ang needs a place to stay, he offers to become Li Ren’s caretaker/roommate/fake boyfriend to repay the money he owes. But will Li Ang’s girlfriend and Li Ren’s ex-boyfriend further complicate their strange arrangement? “Love’s Relativity” is a 2013 Chinese drama series.

Love's Relativity

Li Ang

This drama depicts a stranger man's long and arduous journey to find his woman. The ideological conflict between the North and South Korea and revenge against those in power are just side stories. What penetrates here is a man's sublime and fierce love for a woman. It will give you a different impression and thrill from other medical dramas you have seen. It deals with the stories of doctors in a specific space called Myungwoo University Hospital, but in the end, it contains the joys and sorrows of life. So in that way, Doctor Stranger is a drama about our lives.

Doctor Stranger

The Doctors Without Borders

Han Jae Joon

Min Joon fell from outer space to the land of Joseon in 1609. He remains young and beautiful, just as he first came to the earth. Moreover, he can move surprisingly fast with keen eyesight and hearing. He can also foresee the future but never uses his powers, planning to live a quiet life without others bothering him. He takes a cynical stance on love, thinking it's merely lust and greed. However, this completely changes for him when he meets Song Yi. He learns to love through her, which leads him to be in danger of being exposed to the world.

My Love From the Star

Go Go Alien and Hallyu Star

KBS02

Despite being poor but smart, Seo Yeong\u2019s family is happy until her father, Sam Jae, is laid off from work. Everything seems to fall apart. After a failed business attempt, Sam Jae gets involved in gambling, and his relationship with Seo Yeong grows distant. Though never ranking lower than first place, Seo Yeong has no tuition money and has to give up her dream of being a doctor and prepares for the bar exam. On the other hand, Seo Yeong\u2019s twin brother, Sang Woo, enrolls in medical school and makes an effort to fix the relationship with his father. The father wants to reconcile and ask for forgiveness from his daughter Seo Yeong, but she only feels hate and betrayal. Far apart, despite being physically close, will the father and daughter ever understand each other?

Seo Yeong, My Daughter

Today, modern people have even lost love for each other. We shout that the core value of the universe is love, and our life is all about a fight to find that love, but we hide from our closest friends and family like an actor. So we become the loneliest people in the world, dreaming of futile escape and wasting the precious gifts of life. Through the stories with mixed fates, we realize that true love and salvation of the soul are the restorations of humanism. As society rapidly advances, we have become psychological nomads. Where is our haven? This drama is about the restoration of humanism. Humanism and devotion between family members are what we need.

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