Seo Jeong Yeon is a South Korean actress. She was born on November 30, 1975 and made her debut in the entertainment world in 2014. Since debut, she has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “She Was Pretty” (2015), “Moonlight Drawn by Clouds” (2016), and “Juror 8” (2019).

Seo Jeong Yeon

At thirty-one, Do Yong Shik (Yoon Shi Yoon) has struggled for years to pass his civil service exam, letting his physical and mental health deteriorate in the process. When he visits a urologist's clinic, he's stunned to find his first love, Lee Ru Da (Hani), now a talented doctor with a promising career. Ru Da, embarrassed by Yong Shik's transformation from her once-perfect first love, decides to help him rebuild his self-esteem and reclaim his life. Her efforts are complicated by her overconfident boyfriend, Do Ji Hyuk (Park Ki Woong), who constantly boasts about himself. As Ru Da takes Yong Shik under her wing, they navigate the challenges of personal transformation and unexpected second chances. Will her intervention be enough to help Yong Shik turn his life around and rediscover his potential? "You Raise Me Up" is a 2021 South Korean romantic comedy drama directed by Kim Jang Han.

You Raise Me Up

First L💘ve Heal Me Team 🩺

After years of dealing with her disapproving family, violinist Chae Song Ah (Park Eun Bin) finally enrolls at a prestigious music school. However, she’s several years older than her classmates, making it difficult for her to connect with them. That all changes when she overhears a piano piece played by Park Joon Young (Kim Min Jae), a musical prodigy struggling with the weight of heavy expectations. Song Ah and Joon Young strike up a musical partnership, helping each other during practice and eventually bonding on a more personal level. But even though Joon Young and Song Ah clearly like each other, Joon Young can’t quite seem to let go of his long held love for his childhood friend and fellow musician Lee Jung Kyung (Park Ji Hyun). Will Song Ah and Joon Young’s love for music – and each other – be enough to overcome these difficulties?

Do You Like Brahms?

The Brahma-Lama-Ding-Dong Team

KT Seezn

Han Do Woo (Suho), a genius patissier with extraordinary talent, runs a mysterious bakery where his pastries are rumored to grant wishes. Noh Mi Rae (Lee Se Young), a writer for the baking show "Top 3 Bakery Kings", is determined to convince Do Woo to appear on her program. Despite her initial professional pursuit, Mi Rae finds herself increasingly drawn to the enigmatic baker as she attempts to persuade him. Her persistent efforts to secure his participation gradually transform into a potential romantic connection. As their interactions unfold, Mi Rae discovers there might be more to Do Woo than his culinary skills. This is a 2020 Viki Original romantic comedy drama directed by Kim Young Joon.

How Are You Bread

🥯 Soboro Ppang Team 🥯

Struggling jobseeker Go Mi Ran (Won Jin Ah) and TV producer Ma Dong Chan (Ji Chang Wook) agreed to an experiment that promised a cash payout in return for spending 24 hours in cryogenically-frozen sleep. However, upon waking up, they’re shocked to find they’ve been frozen for 20 years! With their bodies unaged but the world around them drastically different, they must navigate their new lives in the future while keeping their body temperature low, as any rise could be fatal. As they grapple with their new reality and unravel the mystery behind their extended slumber, unexpected romance blooms between them, threatening their very survival. Will they overcome the heat of their budding relationship and uncover the truth behind their 20-year freeze? This 2019 South Korean drama series was produced by Shin Woo Cheol.

Melting Me Softly

High school is a difficult time for most, including seventeen-year-old students Min Jae (Yoon Chan Young) and Seo Yeon (Park Si Eun). Min Jae is a quiet student who gets decent grades, but his sensitive nature means he can struggle with sudden life changes – like when he suspects his mother might be having an affair. Seo Yeon’s life was also shaken up due to her parents’ divorce two years prior, and as her father builds a new family, she can’t help but wonder if she’s being left behind. As Min Jae and Seo Yeon navigate school, life, and growing up, they learn more about the world that awaits them as adults, even though it might be painful.

Everything and Nothing

Use It or Lose It Team

In 2008, during South Korea's first criminal trial by jury, an apparently straightforward murder case becomes complex when Kwon Nam Woo (Park Hyung Sik), a young entrepreneur, challenges the defendant's confession. Judge Kim Joon Gyum (Moon So Ri) must re-examine the evidence after the jury fails to reach a unanimous verdict. Refusing to conform to the majority opinion, Nam Woo independently investigates the case, meticulously reviewing investigation records and questioning the defendant's guilt. As he uncovers compelling evidence, other jurors gradually join his pursuit of truth, challenging the initial assumptions and working to establish a standard of genuine justice. Based on a true story, "Juror 8" is a 2019 South Korean legal drama directed by Hong Seung Wan.

Juror 8

The Truth Seekers

JTBC

Yoon Jin Ah (Son Ye Jin) is an upbeat 35-year-old who works as a supervisor at a coffee shop. Despite recently being dumped by her boyfriend, she tries to remain positive, helped along the way by her best friend Seo Kyung Seon (Jang Seo Yeon). But their friendship is about to be tested when Kyung Seon’s younger brother Joon Hee (Jung Hae In) returns to South Korea after three years working in the United States. Jin Ah starts to spend time with Joon Hee, and they begin to feel the pull of romance. But strict traditional values stand in the way of their union: many would consider it taboo to start a relationship with a friend’s younger sibling. However, Jin Ah and Joon Hee can’t ignore their feelings, despite their four-year age gap. Is this relationship worth it, even if it means the end of Jin Ah and Kyung Seon’s friendship? This 2018 South Korean drama was directed by An Pan Seok.

Something in the Rain

Under the umbrella☔

Soo Ah (Son Ye Jin) promises her husband Woo Jin (So Ji Sub) and son Ji Ho (Kim Ji Hwan) that she will return a year after her death. Miraculously, she does return, but with no memory of her past life. Struggling to reconnect with her family, Soo Ah gradually rebuilds her relationships and finds unexpected happiness. However, her time with them is limited, and she must ultimately say a final, heartbreaking goodbye. Adapted from Takuji Ichikawa's novel, "Be With You" is a 2018 South Korean romantic fantasy film directed by Lee Jang Hoon.

Be With You

💓Second Chance To Love You💓

KBS02

Joseon Dynasty woman Hong Ra On (Kim You Jung) has lived her entire life disguised as a man, earning a living as a relationship counselor and writing romance novels. However, a love letter she wrote for a client leads her to meet the mischievous Crown Prince Lee Yeong (Park Bo Gum), although he’s unaware of her true identity. While their first meeting goes poorly, a bizarre turn of events turns Ra On into a palace eunuch, where she crosses paths with the prince once again. As Ra On navigates the treacherous royal court, an unexpected bond forms between her and Yeong, but their growing affection is complicated by Ra On's secret, the strict social hierarchy, and the political power struggles threatening the throne.

Love in the Moonlight

The Moonlight Lovers

South Korean special forces officer Yoo Si Jin (Song Joong Ki) falls for surgeon Kang Mo Yeon (Song Hye Kyo) but their ideological differences force them to split up. Now, war has broken out in a faraway nation, and Si Jin’s unit is deployed on the battleground. Coincidentally, an unpleasant workplace incident has forced Mo Yeon to join a group of medical volunteers in the same country. The former lovers reunite, but can they find love again – against the backdrop of a bloody war? This 2016 South Korean drama series was directed by Lee Eung Bok and Baek Sang Hoon.

Descendants of the Sun

The Sunshine Team

Ha Ja Ae

Time has not been kind to Kim Hye Jin (Hwang Jung Eum). Once a beautiful girl from a wealthy family, she has now lost both her looks and her wealth. Currently living rent-free with a friend and working part-time as a clerk, Hye Jin is shocked when her first love, Ji Sung Joon (Park Seo Joon), contacts her out of the blue. Sung Joon, who was once unattractive, is now a handsome and successful editor. To preserve his perfect image of her, Hye Jin asks her pretty best friend Min Ha Ri (Go Jun Hee) to meet him in her place. This plan backfires when Hye Jin lands a full-time job and discovers that Sung Joon is her boss. Adding to the chaos, her co-worker Kim Shin Hyeok (Choi Si Won) develops feelings for her. Can a lasting romance emerge from this tangled mess?

She Was Pretty

The Ugly Ducklings

Na Ji Sun

In Sang (Lee Joon), the only son of powerful, wealthy attorney Han Jeong Ho (Yoo Jun Sang) and socialite Choi Yeon Hee (Yoo Ho Jung), faces enormous pressure to follow in their footsteps. When In Sang meets Bom (Ko A Seong), a girl from an average family, at an English study camp, his worldview completely changes, and the two eventually fall in love. However, Bom doesn’t know the entire truth about In Sang’s family background, and when Bom ends up pregnant with In Sang’s child, she’s in for a rude surprise. As Bom’s pregnancy progresses, In Sang’s parents request that she move in with them – to protect their reputation. Bom is determined to remain cool and collected despite Jeong Ho and Yeon Hee's disrespect, but In Sang struggles with his desire to please his parents while also loving Bom. Will this dysfunction family manage to work things out?

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