Wang Ji Hye is a South Korean actress. Born on December 29, 1985, she made her acting debut in the 2000 film “Picture Diary.” She best known for her roles in the television dramas “Personal Taste” (2010), “Protect the Boss” (2011), “The Suspicious Housemaid” (2013), “Hotel King” (2014) and “Birth of a Beauty” (2014).

Wang Ji Hye

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Final Call: “Birth of a Beauty”

Oh Young Sim (Song Ha Yoon) and Wang Kyeong Tae (Donghae) were childhood best friends until Kyung Tae’s family moved to the U.S. 20 years later, Young Sim, now a TV producer, needs to cast a handsome bachelor for a new romance series or risk losing her career. She chooses startup CEO Mark Wang, only to discover he's her long-lost friend Kyung Tae. Will Kyeong Tae finally confess his childhood crush, or have the years apart changed his feelings? Based on the hit animated series and comic “Fourteen-year-old Youngsim,” this 2023 South Korean series was directed by Kim Kyung Eun and Oh Hwan Min.

Oh! Youngsim

❤️ Bittersweet Love 🖤

The best crime-fighting team is composed of the most unlikely members.

Kang Ha Ri (Song Seung Heon) is a genius conman who comes from a family of investigators skilled at finding out information. Cha Ah Ryung (Krystal Jung) is an expert driver who grew up in an orphanage. Im Byung Min (Lee Si Eon) is a top hacker and Do Jin Woong (Tae Won Suk) is a powerful fighter.

Together, this unlikely group makes up the Crime Proceeds Redemption Team, which goes after valuable property that have been hidden away by criminals. Can they accomplish the tasks that no other law enforcement groups can?

“The Player” is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Go Jae Hyun.

The Player

💸 The Players Team 💸

Sara has the most beautiful face in the whole of South Korea. She attracts anyone and just everyone with her gorgeous smile. However, that face of hers wasn't always that amazing. She gets tangled up with Tae Hee, Min Hyuk, and Kang Joon in their battle for power in the Winner Group of Companies. She fights for justice, for love, and for the wedding dress she deserves.

Birth of the Beauty

The Beauty Team

MBC, KOCOWA

Jae Wan is the general manager at the hotel CIEL and the most renowned star hotelier. He is perfect, from his clean looks to his successful career, but even he can't get everything, which hurts him so much. After the president of the hotel CIEL dies, his only daughter, Mo Ne, becomes the successor. She is such a charismatic person with her glamorous looks and confident attitude that everyone finds it hard to approach her. But even though it doesn't show, she struggles not to be deprived of her father, hotel, and the man she loves. And the vice president, Lee Joong Gu, keeps an eye on them, hiding his secret desire to own the hotel. However, something unexpected happens as someone discovers his plan to take away the hotel CIEL.

Hotel King

At Your Service Team

SBS, KOCOWA

Bok Nyu is a housekeeper who does everything she is told to do. But for being a housekeeper, she seems a bit suspicious since she always wears her cap deep and never smiles. Sang Chul has four children and lived separately to provide for their education. But even though he has a wife, Sun Young, who is devoted to her family, Sang Chul has an affair. When Sun Young eventually finds out, she commits suicide. Sang Chul reunites and lives with his four children again, who have returned to Korea. He hires Bok Nyu to become the housekeeper for his family. While the mysterious Bok Nyu and the four siblings stay together, Bok Nyu's secrets start to unfold one by one.

Suspicious Housekeeper

The Outlandish Team

Yoon Song Hwa

Love is an extraordinary thing. However, love becomes sweeter when it involves two extraordinary people. An extremely odd Eun Seol who's fresh out of college struggles to get a job because of her third-rate university degree. Despite this, she lands a job at a company where she meets her extremely weird boss. Though Ji Hun's got the looks, the money, and the connections, he's got a lot to work on, in terms of his character as an heir to his father's chaebol. Through thick and thin, just to keep her job, Eun Seol does her best to protect her boss, but soon enough, she finds herself falling in love with him. Or maybe, it just so happened to be the other way around too.

Protect the Boss

The Bossy Team

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

A culinary-themed diplomatic incident occurs during a meeting between the South Korean president and the prime minister of Japan: While the two political leaders discuss kimchi, the Japanese PM boldly declares that kimchi was invented by the Japanese, while the South Korean leader insists that the dish was first created by Korean cooks.

The incident leads the South Korean government to raise the profile of kimchi – both domestically and abroad – by hosting a high-profile kimchi-making contest.

Song Chan (Jin Goo) resolves to join the contest in a bid to save a restaurant that once belonged to his mother, using his mother’s mouth-watering kimchi recipe.

But standing in his way is his step-sister Jang Eun (Kim Jung Eun). She is currently running the restaurant, but wants to close it – and still resents her mother for being so cold and distant to her during their childhood.

The step-siblings agree to take part in the contest – agreeing that the winner will decide the fate of the family restaurant.

Who will emerge victorious?

“Le Grand Chef 2: Kimchi Battle” is a 2010 South Korean movie that was directed by Baek Dong Hoon.

Le Grand Chef 2: Kimchi War

👩🏻‍🍳 Masters of Kimchi 🍴

Kang (Park Yong Woo) is a police detective who finds himself in a moral quandary. His wife is in a coma, and his hospital bills are starting to pile up. In his desperation, he rigs a drugs raid on a notorious gang to ensure that a rival narcotics mob ends up with the loot. For his part in this, the gang lets him take a share of the profits. This lets him pay his bills – but also leaves him wracked with guilt. The mobsters he deceived are determined to recoup their losses, however – leaving Kang in danger.

He also meets Min Woo (Namgoong Min), a man who married a woman he met in a bookstore. But that same woman suffered a terrible fate – and suffered an ordeal at Min Woo’s own hands. As Min Woo tries to right past wrongs, he ends up unleashing yet more chaos. Kang starts to understand that his own fate is mixed up with that of Min Woo...and that he is haunted by the same demons of guilt. Can they reverse their wrongdoings – or is it already too late for both of them?

“Beautiful Sunday” is a 2007 South Korean movie that was written and directed by Jin Kwang Gyo.

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