Ku Hye Sun (whose name also is written as Gu Hye Sun or Goo Hye Sun) is a South Korean actress whose many talents span acting, singing, writing, directing, composing and artistry. Born on November 9, 1984, she is best known for her roles in the television roles in “Blood,” “Angel Eyes,” “Boys Over Flowers” and “Pure in Heart.” 

She wrote a best-selling semi-autobiographical novel, Tango, in 2009 and has written two other books. She also has held several art exhibitions featuring her illustrations and wood and metal crafts, directed short films and feature films, and written and performed many singles. The talented Ku Hye Sun was even invited to sing at actress Bo Young’s wedding to actor Ji Sung, and she composed and sang the song “It’s You.”

Ku Hye Sun

Kakao TV, KOCOWA

Face ID reveals the smartphone screens that celebrities use in their daily lives. It is a new concept of a reality show with a vertical screen that shows their trivial daily lives through smartphones. Using a screen recording function in smartphones owned by celebrities, viewers can enjoy the unique fun of peeping directly into the screens of their phones. Lee Hyo Lee, the superstar of all time, is the first to unlock her smartphone. Stay tuned to find out who the rest of the celebrities are and their hidden daily lives!

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What happens in the personal lives of celebrities after they tie the knot?

Ku Hye Sun and Ahn Jae Hyun created much buzz when they announced they were dating after they starred together in the 2015 medical drama “Blood.” They married on May 21, 2016.

“Newlywed Diary S1” is a 2017 South Korean reality series directed by Na Young Seok. The celebrity couple provide an unfiltered access into their newlywed lives and their unconventional relationship in rural Inje County. Get to know Ku Hye Sun and Ahn Jae Hyun on a whole new level!

Newlywed Diary S1

KBS02

It is a fantasy medical drama that tells the growth story of a vampire surgeon in his mid-20s who struggles for justice and dignity of life by treating terminally ill patients in one of the best cancer hospitals in Korea. As the story progresses, we all can feel that the true value of life does not lie in just a simple extension of life but in how we live. What choices do we have to make when we stand in the position of the strong? This society is like a vampire sucking up people's blood. A reality scarier than we imagine unfolds now.

Blood

Bloody team

Yoo Ri Ta

This story is about 'desire, mistake, forgiveness, and salvation.' The only power making all of this possible is love. People feel desires throughout their lives. When desires blind us, we make mistakes of making choices we wouldn't have made. That's because we are human beings and because we have to live on and survive. It's not that we were born badly, nor did we have evil hearts. However, sometimes, they demand a harsher price than we have done. Life is about how to take responsibility for mistakes and forgive others.

Angel Eyes

The Angel Eyes Team

Yoon Soo Wan

As conjoined twins, Sang Hyun (Cho Seung Woo) and Dong Hyun (Ryu Deok Hwan) have spent literally every moment of their lives together. Forced to live as two people sharing a single body, the brothers have never had a chance to live their own lives. Having spent nearly thirty years living in a remote house with their father, the two brothers have only been allowed to experience life within the confines of their property. Even so, living such a confined life hasn’t stopped either of them from dreaming.

Recognizing Dong Hyun’s dream to become a published children’s book author, their father invites Park Seung Ah (Nam Sang Mi), a tender-hearted young artist to the house with the hopes that her work will help Dong Hyun realize his dreams. As Dong Hyun and Seung Ah work, Sang Hyun has no choice but to remain silent in the background. Often hidden&nbsp;under his brother’s hoodie, Seung Ah has plenty of time to start contemplating his own wants and needs which, up to this point, was something he never thought much about. Meanwhile, Dong Hyun’s own desires, including his most desperate desire to appear “normal” grows, so too grows his resentment towards his brother.&nbsp;

With both brothers desperately reaching for things that will forever remain outside their grasp, their relationship is put to the ultimate test. Will they find a way to make peace with their fate or will their desperate desire for change force them over the edge?

A story of life, love, and loss, “Peach Tree” is a 2012 South Korean film directed by Ku Hye Sun.

Peach Tree

The Peach Halves

Cool and neat uniform, flying all around the world, and high salary. So many people have dreamed of becoming a pilot for a long time. However, the reality of the pilots is not as easy as you think. They have to pass the physical checkup twice every year, simulation training, and company tests. Pilots do not hesitate to say that their lives hold no more value than that of a fly because they can no longer wear that fancy uniform if they fail the test twice. Life is no fantasy but real, and it\u2019s always ongoing. And the lives of pilots look decent only on the outside. But the only reasons that pilots strive so hard are their responsibility and passion for ensuring the safety of passengers. Da Jin, an ambitious co-pilot, becomes a genuine pilot through the harsh training of Yoon Seong, who\u2019s become the captain pilot at the youngest age.

Take Care of Us, Captain

Han Dah Jin

KBS2

Working-class highschooler Jan Di (Ku Hye Sun) secures a scholarship at the prestigious Shin Hwa High School. Shin Hwa is attended by elites, most infamously the F4 — the four richest boys in school. Not one to stir up trouble, Jan Di keeps to herself... until her best friend accidentally drops ice cream on F4 leader Goo Joon Pyo (Lee Min Ho). After Jan Di stands up for her friend, her anonymity goes out the window and the F4 won't leave her alone. However, as Jan Di learns more about the F4, she realizes that there's more than meets the eye... and it seems Joon Pyo feels the same way. Will this unlikely duo find romance? Released in 2009 and based on the Japanese manga of the same name, this drama is a worldwide phenomenon and a fan-favorite classic. It was directed by the late Jeon Ki Sang and Lee Min Woo.

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