Yoon Jong Bin is a South Korean actor and director who was born on December 20, 1979, in Busan, South Korea. He made his directorial debut in 2004, when he released the short film “Identification of a Man.” He followed up with “The Unforgiven” in 2005, a film he both directed and starred in. He has since appeared in movies like “A Quiet Dream” (2016) and directed the 2018 film “The Spy Gone North.”

Yoon Jong Bin

Ye Ri (Han Ye Ri), a highly educated Chinese woman, travels to South Korea to find her absent father, only to discover him falling seriously ill and becoming paralyzed. Forced to stay and care for him, she takes a job running a local bar, a stark contrast to her intellectual background. Three male patrons - Ik Joon (Yang Ik Joon), a rough-mannered ruffian, landlord Jong Bin (Yoon Jong Bin), and North Korean defector Jung Bum (Park Jung Bum) - become infatuated with her, each hoping to win her affections despite their seemingly incompatible social standings. As these men compete for her attention, Ye Ri navigates her challenging new life with quiet resilience. This is a 2016 South Korean movie directed by Zhang Lu.

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