Jo Eun Ji is a South Korean actress. Born on February 10, 1981, she is known for her gritty roles in indie films and her many supporting roles in other films and television dramas. Some of her most notable work include the films “The President’s Last Bang” (2005), “My Scary Girl” (2006), “Forever the Moment” (2008) and “The Concubine” (2012). She also had memorable supporting roles in two concurrent 2015 television dramas, “Falling for Innocence” and “Let’s Eat Season 2.” Jo Eun Ji married to Park Jung Min, the CEO of talent agency Prain TPC, in 2014.

Jo Eun Ji

Oh Ha Ra (Kang Sora), a top-notch divorce lawyer known as the “goddess of litigation,” finds her orderly life turning to chaos when her ex-husband and fellow attorney Goo Eun Beom (Jang Seung Jo) joins the same law firm she works at. Despite her protests, Ha Ra and Eun Beom are forced to work together, reigniting old tensions and unresolved feelings that set the stage for a high-stakes battleground inside and outside the courtroom. As the two work to settle other couples’ divorces, their past relationship issues begin to surface once again – and Ha Ra finds she might not despise Eun Beom as much as she thought. Will they rekindle their previous love for each other, will their tumultuous past prove too explosive to overcome? This 2023 South Korean drama series was directed by Kim Yang Hee.

Strangers Again

JTBC

Can your personality and perspective on life change after getting a new heart? Kang Min Ho (Jung Kyung Ho) has been through a difficult time when his father suddenly died and his father’s company was taken over by his uncle and he was kicked out. But after he undergoes a heart transplant, Min Ho begins to learn what the meaning of true happiness and love is, especially after he begins to develop feelings for his secretary, Kim Soon Jung (Kim So Yeon). But when Joon Hee (Yoon Hyun Min) also falls for Soon Jung, will Min Ho have to fight for what he really wants? “Falling for Innocence” is a 2015 South Korean drama series directed by Ji Young Soo.

Falling for Innocence

The Innocents

Na Ok Hyun

Furniture designer Park Gae In (Son Ye Jin) lives in a spectacular historic home. She has been scarred by past events, and now craves stability and calm. She decides that she needs a housemate, but is very fussy about the kind of person she wants to live with. She thinks she has found the perfect housemate when she meets architect Jeon Jin Ho (Lee Min Ho), a man she mistakenly believes is gay – and will thus have no interest in her. He gladly agrees to live with her, thinking that living in her stunning home will help him land a dream architectural project. But things get complicated when Jin Ho finds himself falling for Gae In. Can he keep his feelings secret – or will she learn the truth about her new housemate? This 2010 South Korean drama series was based on a novel by Lee Se In.

Personal Taste

Lee Young Sun

Born with a silver spoon in his mouth, Han Ki Ju has never tasted failure or defeat in his life. He has it all: handsome looks, witty personality and gentlemanly manners. But because of his experience in arranged marriage and divorce, he's scared of love. But after Kang Tae Young, who left for Paris out of the longing for her late father who used to be a cameraman and just so happens to work for Ki Ju as his housekeeper, walks into his life, he starts his first love at the age of 31. Full of sensitivity and a sense of justice, Tae Young only wants one thing in life - to find love. With her candid charm, she wins the hearts of Ki Ju and his nephew Soo Hyuk. Can she overcome the difference in their social status? Between Ki Ju and Soo Hyuk, who will she choose?

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