Jun Vu is a Vietnamese model and actress who was born on June 4, 1995, in Hanoi, Vietnam. She moved to Thailand while still in her teens and began working as a model for major fashion brands. She went on to study Business Administration at Assumption University and began appearing in web dramas in 2014. She made he movie debut in 2015 and has since appeared in the 2018 film “Brilliant May” as well as “The Royal Bride” (2020).

Jun Vu

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What would happen if international stars from South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia all got together to travel around South Korea? Viewers are about to find out! Yoon Bomi and Kim Nam Joo, two of the members of the chart-topping K-pop group Apink, are joined by the Vietnamese actress Jun Vu, the Korean-American singer Sam Kim, Afgansyah Reza (aka Afgan), one of the most famous pop singers in Indonesia, and Jaylerr, a top-billing Thai actor and model – and two other K-pop stars: Highlight’s Son Dongwoon and UP10TION’s Lee Jin Hyuk.

The stars are assigned “trip mates,” people who, for the most part, they’ve never met before. And with their brand-new traveling companions, these groups are sent out to travel around some of the most scenic parts of South Korea. They will explore the sub-tropical island of Jeju, famous for its volcanic rock and sandy shores. They will also explore the natural beauty of the county of Namhae, on the south coast. Some travelers will also discover Yangyang, Gangwon Province, on the eastern coast of the South Korean mainland. They know little about their “trip mates” – and there will be language barriers to navigate. But will these celebrity explorers succeed in forging new friendships along the way?

“Trip Mate, Who Are You?” is a 2022 South Korean variety TV show.

Trip Mate, Who Are You?

🧳Your Favorite Trip Mate ✨

&nbsp;Quyen (Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc) is the gossip queen of Vietnamese TV. Her hit TV talk show “Showbiz Face-off,” where she is known as Ms. Q, is wildly popular, but specializes in spreading rumors and sowing the seeds of scandal – a fact that often sees her guests throw fits of rage live on television as she exposes their secrets. She has also been dating her boyfriend Jack (Le Xuan Tien) for a year. Then one day, over dinner, Jack decides to pop the big question, and Quyen says “yes.”

But before they tie the knot, Jack wants her to meet his mother, the former A-listing actress Thai Tuyet Mai (Le Khanh). The latter is a former A-listing screen star, but went into hiding in the idyllic resort of Hue many years ago. When she arrives, she discovers that Jack’s family is fabulously wealthy and of noble origin, and that Jack is the sole heir to the family fortunes. Thai Tuyet Mai takes an immediate disliking to Quyen, thinking her unworthy of her son, and tries to push him into marrying a high-born childhood friend instead. Jack, however, is unwilling to give up on his love for Quyen, and his grandmother surprisingly takes the younger woman’s side. But who will win the ultimate battle – mother or lover?

“The Royal Bride” is a 2020 Vietnamese movie that was directed by Nam Cito, Bao Nhan, and Nhat Anh.

The Royal Bride

 Until Family Do Us Apart  💔 

Kai (Vo Dinh Hieu) is a young medical student whose life has been tinged with tragedy. His parents both died painful deaths from cancer and he has decided to become a recluse, spending his days sulking in the university library, neglecting his studies, and speaking to no one. His miserable life creaks by – until the day he meets a young woman named Rin, who turns his whole world upside in an instant.

Despite his gloomy outlook, Rin (Jun Vu) – a fountain of energy and positivity – falls for Kai and tells him how she feels. Suddenly, the clouds are lifted and he finds himself traveling around with her, enjoying their precious time together, and falling in love. But Rin’s cheery personality and her love of photography mask some serious problems. She suffers from an incurable disease that strikes her down, and threatens to claim her life. Her bickering parents have split up – acrimoniously. But when Rin is hospitalized, Kai realizes that he will do whatever it takes to be near the woman he loves for as long as he can...while her warring parents consider burying the hatchet for the sake of their daughter’s happiness.

“The Diary of Fireflies” is a 2016 Vietnamese movie that was directed by Van Cong Vien.

The Diary of Fireflies

Huy (B Tran) is a fast-living womanizer who thinks he knows everything there is to know about how to attract a mate of the opposite sex. He has amassed a long list of love conquests, including Chi (Nguyen Quynh Chi), an intelligent, highly focused, and ambitious woman. But when he meets My (Vu Jun), a beautiful, tender, and bookish young woman, he falls head-over-heels for her. He resolves to win her heart.

But there’s a big problem: Although My likes Huy, she is concerned that their star signs are totally incompatible. She is a Pisces and he is a Sagittarius, and My warns that such a pairing is very problematic in affairs of the hearts. It could even lead to danger for both parties, she suggests, if they try to peruse romance. Chi, who is a Leo, is a much more compatible match for a Sagittarius, according to Zodiac traditions. But Huy won’t be dissuaded so easily: He’s formulated a five-step plan to win My over. Will he succeed? Or do the stars have other plans?

“Zodiac 12: Five Steps of Love!” is a 2015 Vietnamese movie that was directed by Vu Ngoc Phuong.

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