Kang You Seok is a South Korean actor who was born in 1994. He attended Korea National University of Arts and made his debut in 2018, appearing in the movie “The Hymn of Death.” He went on to star in the drama series title “Melting Me Softly” (2019) and had a busy 2020, appearing in “Dr. Romantic 2,” as well as “Mystic Pop-up Bar” and “Start-Up.” He also appeared in 2021’s “Beyond Evil.”

Kang You Seok

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5 Endearing Moments In The Finale Of “Law And The City” That Made Us Feel Optimistic

Seocho-dong is home to many of Seoul's top courts and law firms, including the workplaces of jaded veteran attorney Ahn Ju Hyeong (Lee Jong Suk) and fellow lawyers Cho Chang Won (Kang You Seok), Bae Mun Jeong (Ryu Hye Young), and Ha Sang Gi (Im Seong Jae), who all work in the same building. While they don't all work in the same office, they come together to share their highs and lows over lunch and other outings. As the attorneys navigate difficult cases, a sudden firm merger, and unexpected personal issues, they find ways to rely on each other. However, their tight-knit group gets a shakeup with the arrival of optimistic rookie attorney Kang Hui Ji (Mun Ka Young) who shares a past connection with Ju Hyeong – but he doesn't seem to remember her. Will this change things for the better, or for the worse?

Law and The City

Cracks in the System

Cho Chang Won

Tae Kyung (Lee Sae On) has always been a loner, but when he decides he wants to try and make friends, his teacher suggests joining the student council. There, he meets the cold yet composed Shin Woo (Kang You Seok) and the charming, popular President Da On (Choe Chan I), who seems immediately drawn to him. As a romance between Tae Kyung and Da On starts to blossom, Shin Woo’s disapproval and the jealousy of Da On’s close friend threaten to complicate everything. Can Tae Kyung navigate the tangled emotions of his new relationships, or will his attempts at friendship lead to heartbreak? This 2021 South Korean BL drama was directed by Lee Yu Yeon, adapted from the hit mobile gaming title “Saebit Boys High School Council.”

Light On Me

🔦✨Close to you🔦✨

Three university students - seniors Heo Ji Yoo (Park Ji Won) and Kang Ha Young (Kim Chae Eun), and junior Ban Ah In (Park Su A) - are assigned to collaborate on a report about sex and love. Ji Yoo is a free-spirited adventurer who took time off college, Ha Young is conservative with a long-term boyfriend, and Ah In is an inexperienced, cheerful junior dreaming of her first intimate encounter. Despite their stark differences, the women gradually form a close bond while working on their project. However, when unexpected health challenges arise, their support system begins to crumble, testing the strength of their newfound friendship. Will their connection help them navigate the complex terrain of young love and personal struggles? "Growing Season" is a 2020 South Korean drama series that was directed by Yoo Hee Woon.

Growing Season

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