Kang Sung Jin is a South Korean actor. He was born on January 13, 1971 and made his debut as an actor in 1991. Since then, he has appeared in numerous films and television dramas, including “Cinderella’s Sister” (2010), “Hidden Identity” (2015), “Oh My Geum Bi” (2016), and “I Picked up a Celebrity On the Street” (2018).

Kang Sung Jin

Ji Eun grew up with everything as the daughter of an influential chaebol family in Korea. When she meets Se Hoon, who comes from a poor family, he treats her like no one else, and she falls in love with him. Although Ji Eun's family is against their relationship, they get married. However, due to ongoing conflicts, Ji Eun and Se Hoon are exhausted and decide to end their marriage. Ten years later, fate ironically reverses their lives.

Phoenix 2020

Witnesses of Destiny

Oksusu

Lee Yeon Seo (Kim Ga Eun) is at the end of her tether with an inept line manager who blames her for his own mistakes while also failing to ensure she gets paid for her work. During an after-work drinking session, she lashes out at a man she thinks is her manager in the street. The man slumps to the ground, and she fears she has killed him. Even worse, her victim wasn’t her manager after all – but celebrity Kang Joon Hyeok (Sung Hoon). In panic, she drags the “body” home, but it turns out that Joon Hyuk isn’t dead. When he comes to, he thinks he’s been kidnapped. Afraid of the consequences, Yeon Seo tries to prevent him from escaping. Can she clear up the mess before it consumes her and her captive? This 2018 South Korean drama series was directed by Kwon Heok Chan.

I Picked Up a Celebrity On the Street

⛓⚠️ Celebrity Pick Up ⚠️⛓

Sang Yeol (Im Chang Jung) is the quintessential loser: Already in his thirties, he lives at home with his mother particularly and is an unpopular presenter on a home shopping TV channel.

He is hopelessly inexperienced in the world of love – and spends all lustfully daydreaming about his hugely popular coworker So Yeon (Kim Gyu Ri).

So Yeon has absolutely no interest in Sang Yeol and ignores him in favor of a TV producer named Park (Kim Tae Hoon).

However, she finds herself in a terrible bind after Park makes her pregnant, and shows no interest in having a child together.

Fearing disgrace, So Yeon hatches a plan – she will try to trick Sang Yeol into believing that she spent a steamy, drunken night together with him in a hotel room…and is now pregnant with his child.

Could her audacious plan come good – and what will happen to love-struck dupe Sang Yeol?

“Shotgun Love” is a 2011 comedy directed by Rain Jung.

Shotgun Love

At a young age, Song Eun Jo (Moon Geun Young) learned that the only way to get through life was to be strong and trust no one. Raised by her manipulative, money-hungry mother, Song Kang Sook (Lee Mi Sook), Eun Jo spent her entire childhood being dragged from one broken home to another. Knowing that no place would be home for long, Eun Jo never allowed herself to become too comfortable, nor too close, to those she was forced to call family.&nbsp;

Always wary of her mother’s schemes, Eun Jo isn’t phased when her mother announces that she’s married Goo Dae Sung (Kim Kap Soo), the head of a traditional rice wine brewery. Moving in with Dae Sung and his bubbly daughter, Goo Hyo Sun (Seo Woo), Eun Jo is treated with a kindness the likes of which she’s never known. Completely unable to process this strange turn of events, Eun Jo initially shuns the kindness of her stepfather, seeking solace in the form of an unlikely friendship with Ki Hoon (Chun Jung Myung), a brewery employee who immediately sees through her well-rehearsed tough girl act. An act that, with a little love and kindness, slowly begins to melt away.

As Eun Jo slowly settles into her new life, Hyo Sun begins to resent her as she sees her father’s affection shifting towards her stepsister. Driven by jealousy, Hyo Sun does everything in her power to make Eun Jo’s life miserable. Can such polar opposites ever find a way to get along or will their sibling rivalry ruin any chance either of them have at finding their very own happily ever after?

A modern day adaptation of the classic fairy tale with a twist, “Cinderella’s Sister” is a 2010 drama directed by Kim Young Jo and Kim Won Seok.

Cinderella's Sister

🦋 After Happily Ever After 🦋

MBC, KOCOWA

Geon's main job is as a fraudster, and he is best at lying. He was nicknamed Yellow Gun because he lived as a bully in the back alley and had a fist as fast as a gun. Geon lost his parents and went to Australia. Geon felt terrible about his sister and had a hard time being separated from her. Ha Neul has been waiting for her brother Geon for 15 years, living as Park Hye Won in her newly adopted house. Her long-awaited brother showed up, but he doesn't seem to remember himself. A tangled love story between a brother and sister who are reversed by a complicated fate and two men and women who love them begins.

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