Choi Yeo Jin is a South Korean actress. She was born on July 27, 1983, in Korea but her parents immigrated to Canada when she was in middle school. Choi Yeo Jin broke into the entertainment industry when she competed in Elite and JoongAng Ilbo’s Supermodel Contest Canada in 2001. She then returned to Korea to pursue an acting career and has appeared in many popular films and television dramas, including “I Need Romance” (2011), “Incarnation of Money” (2013), “Emergency Couple” (2014), “Valid Love” (2014), “The Lover” (2015), “Riders: Catch Tomorrow” (2015) and “On the Way to the Airport” (2016). In 2012, Choi Yeo Jin also participated in the Korean version of the reality competition “Dancing With the Stars,” and her popularity increased when she won the competition.

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Led by Oh Na Mi and Park Sun Young, who showed exceptional capacity during the last pilot, the players are back once again with upgraded skills. Celebrities who are earnest when it comes to soccer and Korea's World Cup heroes as the coaching staff are gathered to present fun and inspiration for women's soccer. The teams are organized with more powerful players, systematic training, and coaching. Fascinating big matches toward victory are expected.

Shooting Stars

KBS02

Have you ever thought about a shared fate? Lovely Horribly is a romantic comedy thriller drama. You Philip, a top star, and Ji Eul Soon, a drama story writer, meet each other and go through strange things. They have been born on the same day at the same time, and they share their zero-sum fate. If one of them becomes happy, the other person becomes unfortunate. The relationship between these two is all about coincidence, fate, horror, and romance. How will Philip and Eul Soon handle their shared fate? Like everybody else, they both want to be happy, but that seems impossible. Stay tuned to watch the lovely and horrible romance between these two to find out.

Lovely Horribly

Tcast

Cha Gi Joon (Kim Dong Wook), a disillusioned corporate employee, quits his stable job to pursue an unconventional business venture with his childhood friends Yoon So Dam (Lee Chung Ah), an aspiring illustrator, and Go Tae Ra (Choi Yeo Jin), a former cyclist. Together, they embark on a risky startup manufacturing rickshaws, challenging traditional business norms. As they navigate the complexities of entrepreneurship, their friendship is tested by personal struggles and emerging romantic tensions. Will their seemingly impossible dream of success become a reality? "Riders: Catch Tomorrow" is a 2015 South Korean drama series directed by Choi Do Hoon.

Riders: Catch Tomorrow

The Riders

Kang Seok had nothing to fear growing up because his father, a real estate millionaire, was always there to clean up his mess. But one day, Kang Seok's father is murdered by his mistress, Eun Bi Ryung, and his beloved staff, Ji Se Kwang. Then they frame Kang Seok's mother for the murder, and she gets wrongly locked up in prison. Kang Seok ends up going from the only son of a real estate millionaire to a penniless orphan. Jae In, who grew up with a money-grubbing loan shark mother Bok Hwa Sool, resorts to binge eating to deal with stress. Kang Seok gets hit by Hwa Sool's car but miraculously survives the accident. But he loses his memory and ends up living with Jae In and Hwa Sool. To Jae In, whose only outlet for stress release has been eating, Kang Seok is a ray of light. Can Cha Don, who becomes a prosecutor with Hwa Sool's support, remember that he is Lee Kang Seok, prove his mother innocent, and get back his dad's inheritance?

Incarnation of Money

The Won Team

JTBC

Can a happy marriage withstand the reappearance of former lovers? Chan Joo (Park Sol Mi) and Jin Se (Hong Jong Hyun) have been happily married for the past three years after a whirlwind three-month courtship. But their relationship is put to the test when Chan Joo’s former lover, Eun Hyuk (Kim Min Jun), and Jin Se’s former girlfriend, Ran (Bae Noo Ri), come back into their lives. Can Chan Joo and Jin Se’s marriage stand the test of these past lovers? “Beloved” is a 2012 South Korean drama series directed by Jo Hyun Tak. It is based on a Japanese novel written by Hisashi Nozawa.

Beloved

Beloved Team

Baek In Kyung

"I'm Sorry, I Love You," a love story as great as those found in novels and movies, is about a fierce love that fears not death. Cha Mu Hyeok has lived the life of a street urchin after being abandoned by his adoptive parents in Australia. He was shot in the head twice while saving his first love's life, but she tells him to leave her. He returns to Korea, the country where he was born yet abandoned, and discovers the truth about himself. Yun is a man that Eun Chae loves and cherishes but can only watch from afar. She wants to tell him she loves him, but she waits, believing that he will one day realize she has always been by his side. One day, Yun's obnoxious manager shows up. He's rude, oblivious, and unsightly, but she finds herself constantly stealing glances at him

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