Jung Joon is a South Korean actor who was born on March 6, 1979, in Goyang, South Korea. He made his debut in 1991, when he appeared in the drama series “General Rainbow,” as well as the movie release “Do You Like Afternoons After a Storm?” He went on to appear in the 2001 television drama series “Delicious Proposal” and the 2006 movie “Blue Sky.” In 2013, he appeared in the documentary film “Black Gospel,” as well as the variety TV show “Law of the Jungle in the Himalayas.”

Jung Joon

Actors and real-life friends Yang Dong Geun, Jung Joon, and Kim Yoo Mi join members of Heritage, a musical ensemble whose members co-founded the Heritage Mass Choir (thought to be the only South Korean gospel choir in the country) on a trip to Harlem in New York City.

Their mission is to delve into the heart of American gospel music – to discover its roots and origins, and hopefully learn of few pointers from some of the world’s leading authorities on the genre.

What follows will be a journey of discovery for the friends and musicians, as they attempt to hone their skills by performing in front of real-life church congregations.

The real test, however, will come at the end of their one-month trip, when they will take to the stage in one of Harlem’s biggest theaters to perform in front of hundreds of the world’s most discerning gospel fans.

“Black Gospel” is a 2013 documentary film directed by hisMT Ministry.

Black Gospel

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How close should an extended family be? Three generations of the Ahn family live next door on the same street in a suburb of Seoul and go in and out of one another’s houses and lives like they were their own. Ahn So Shik (Lee Joon Jae), the pontificating and wisdom-spewing patriarch, and his ever-patient, long-suffering wife, Choi Geum Shil (Seo Woo Rim), have three sons and live with their first son, Ahn Hee Jae (Yoo Dong Geun), and his selfless wife, Lee Jie Ae (Kim Hae Sook). Hee Jae and Jie Ae have three children: So Young (Uhm Ji Won), Sung Ki (Ha Seok Jin) and Joon Ki (Lee Do Yeong). The second son, Ahn Hee Myung (Song Seung Hwan), and his penny-pinching wife, Ji Yoo Jung (Im Ye Jin), have one son, Dae Ki (Jung Joon), who recently married Hyo Joo (Kim Min Kyung). The third son, Ahn Hee Gyu (Yoon Da Hoon), and his sweet-tempered wife, Shin Sae Rom (Kyeon Mi Ri), were never able to have children and live with Sae Rom’s mother, Shin Young Ja (Jun Yang Ja). As the three brothers try to help each other deal with the many challenges with their parents, their wives and their troublesome children, do they stoke the fire or provide supportive comfort that only true family can provide? “Childless Comfort” is a 2012 Korean drama series directed by Jung Eul Young.

Childless Comfort

Ahn Dae Ki

MBC, KOCOWA

Hyo Dong is the son of Hyo Dong Tower's owner, but he's not exactly a model student who only cares about being cool. Cho Paeng Dal opens his own Chinese restaurant with Hyo Dong Tower's secret recipes, so Hyo Dong makes a scene at his restaurant. While running from Paeng Dal's guys, Hyo Dong ends up hiding in Hee Ae's trunk. Hee Ae saves Hyo Dong, and as they constantly run into each other, they fall in love. But Hee Ae was the daughter of Golden Dragon's owner, a rival to Hyo Dong Tower. Hee Ae's older brother and the son of Golden Dragon, Hee Moon, is ambitious enough to crush Hyo Dong Tower down and expand the restaurant to a national chain. Yet Hyo Dong fights back, and the two go against each other. Hee Ae loves Hyo Dong, who is a genuine person, but as she finds out his family restaurant is her family's rival, she also participates in a cooking battle to protect her family's restaurant. Will Hee Ae and Hyo Dong be able to protect each family's restaurant as well as their love?

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