Park Ji Hu is a South Korean actress. She was born on November 7, 2003, in Daegu, South Korea, and made her acting debut in 2016. Since then, she has appeared in various films and a handful of television dramas, including “House of Hummingbird” (2018).

Park Ji Hu

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Song U Yeon (Park Ji Hu) is an awkward and seemingly utterly unremarkable high school student who lives a bland and boring existence. But when she receives a mysterious smartphone message inviting her to join an art club named Spirit Fingers, her life turns upside down. She accepts the offer, only to discover that the club’s members all have their own distinct colors – which are all linked intrinsically to their personalities. This puts her on a collision course with the seemingly brash and gregarious Red Finger (Cho Jun Young), as she begins to grow into her own new identity as Baby Blue Finger. Could U Yeon’s artistic journey lead her on the path to self-discovery – and maybe romance? This drama was based on the webtoon of the same name by Han Kyoung Chal.

Spirit Fingers

🎨Prism of Colours Team

Song U Yeon (Baby Blue Finger)

Sa Gye (Ha Yoo Joon) was on top of the world as the vocalist and guitarist of leading K-pop band The Crown... until he's unexpectedly forced to leave the group. Seeking a fresh start, he decides to enroll in university, where he hopes to experience the normal life of a college student for the first time. There he meets Kim Bom (Park Ji Hu), a passionate and talented music student who gave up studying abroad after her mother's passing, and Seo Tae Yang (Lee Seung Hyub), a medical student with a deep love for music. Together with other students, they form a band called Two Sa Gye, and before long Sa Gye finds himself rediscovering his passion for music. As Sa Gye and Bom grow closer, they begin to develop feelings for each other, supporting each other as they work through their difficult pasts. Will Sa Gye find the new beginning he hoped for?

Spring of Youth

✨ Fans for Fans ✨

Kim Bom

In the aftermath of a devastating earthquake that reduces Seoul to ruins, the Imperial Palace Apartments miraculously remains standing. As modern services collapse and temperatures drop, the complex becomes a beacon of survival. Yeong Tak (Lee Byung Hun), a resourceful resident of room 902, emerges as a leader when desperate survivors attempt to enter the complex. He seeks help from Min Seong (Park Seo Joon), a civil servant, to manage the situation, while Min Seong's wife Myung Hwa (Park Bo Young) advocates for helping the homeless survivors. The residents face a critical moral dilemma: protect their sanctuary or show compassion to those in need. As tensions rise, the apartment complex becomes a potential powder keg of conflict and survival. This is a 2023 South Korean disaster drama directed by Um Tae Hwa.

Concrete Utopia

Since the year 2000, SBS Inkigayo has been a weekly music show that features and introduces viewers to the most popular artists in Korea. Every Sunday, the most popular artists as well as newcomers perform their music in front of a live audience, many of those being their fans. The MCs interview the various artists on the show so that they can showcase the highlights of their song and even prepare sneak peaks for the next, upcoming week. In addition, some celebrities surprise their fans with a comeback. The show highlights the top songs of the week and ends with the presentation of an award to the most popular song of the week. Tune in to see who is the winner of this week, and enjoy the most recent and popular K-Pop songs.

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