• 4 Korean Actors Who Played The Role Of Countryside Boys And Loved By Thousands Of People

    There's no need to standardize the image of a billionaire when these country boys can still captivate Korean drama fans.

    Male characters in Korean dramas are always portrayed as having a strong personality and physical attractiveness.

    One of them must be the male leads in the countryside with unique, undeniable charms.

    Kim Woo Bin, Our Blues

    Kim Woo Bin returns to the small screen after a six-year hiatus. In the drama, the actor plays Park Jeong Jun, a friendly man who works as a captain on a beautiful island and falls in love with a female diver named Lee Young Ok (Han Ji Min).

    This character's attractive features blended with mist and serene personality charmed many viewers in this special comeback of Kim Woo Bin.

    "Our Blues" is a drama about the sweet and bitter life of everyone standing at the end, peak, or beginning of their lives.

    Seo Kang Joon, When the Weather Is Fine

    In the series "When the Weather Is Fine", Seo Kang Joon plays Lim Eun Seob, a quiet and one-sided bookshop owner who has worked for Mok Hae Won (Park Min Young) for many years.

    Eun Seob's highlight is the gentleness and subtlety in each gesture, which not only makes Hae Won flutter but also many fans fall for these warm actions.

    "When the Weather Is Fine" follows the story of Hae Won (Park Min Young), who returns to her hometown - a village called BukHyeonRi - after growing tired of living in Seoul, and Eun Seob (Seo Kang Joon), who manages an independent bookstore.

    Kang Ha Neul, When The Camellia Blooms

    Hwang Yong Sik (Kang Ha Neul) of "When The Camellia Blooms" is a plain and honest police officer in the peaceful Ongsan countryside. He falls deeply but truly in love with business owner Oh Dong Baek (Gong Hyo Jin).

    Kang Ha Neul's brilliant face and smiling eyes make Yong Sik's character charming and charming in his own way.

    "When The Camellia Blooms" is about the bombastic romance of gorgeous Hwang Yong Sik, who awakens fierce Dong Baek, who is imprisoned by prejudice. "When you love, anything is possible!"

    Kim Seon Ho, Hometown Cha Cha Cha

    Hong Du Sik (Kim Seon Ho) is a beloved character from the tv series "Hometown Cha Cha Cha". Du Sik is well-liked by the residents of Gongjin village because he is kind, affectionate, and well-spoken.

    Even the cold and difficult Yoon Hye Jin (Shin Min Ah) was moved at first by Du Sik's humorous personality and dimpled smile.

    "Hometown Cha Cha Cha" is a healing romance set in the beach town of Gongjin about a realism dentist and a jobless jack-of-all-trades.

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  • BLACKPINK’s Jisoo Reveals How She Boldly Told YG's Yang Hyun Suk She Loved Being Chubby – And Why It’s So Powerful

    BLACKPINK’s Jisoo shared a surprising story from her trainee days!

    On January 29, the latest episode of Dex’s Fridge Interview was released on YouTube. During the chat, Dex asked Jisoo if she ever rebelled or broke the rules as a trainee. She confidently replied, “Not at all. The only rebellion I had as a trainee was eating.”

    Dex then jokingly imitated her younger self, saying, “I’m perfect, so why are they telling me not to eat? I’m going to eat tteokbokki!”

    Jisoo laughed and admitted, “Actually, I was really chubby back then. They kept telling me to lose weight, but I always said, ‘No, I need to eat. I like myself chubby.’”

    She even recalled a moment with YG Entertainment’s founder, Yang Hyun Suk:
    “The boss told me to lose weight, and I responded like that. He just walked away, thinking, ‘She’s a weird one.’ I literally said, ‘No! I like myself chubby!’”

    Jisoo then revealed that after she debuted, she naturally lost weight. She added, “Later, after I debuted and naturally lost weight, he was like, ‘You didn’t lose weight when I told you to, but now that you debuted, you did.’”

    Fans are loving Jisoo’s confidence and honesty! Meanwhile, her full interview on Dex’s Fridge Interview is now available on YouTube.

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