Ahead of the final episode of its first season, the cast of TV Chosun’s “Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce)” shared their closing comments!
“Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce)” is a drama that follows the marital troubles of three couples who are at different stages in their lives. The drama has broken records since its premiere, which set a new record for the highest viewership ratings ever achieved by any drama in TV Chosun history. It then subsequently broke that record with its second and fifth episodes, maintaining strong viewership ratings throughout its run.
Sung Hoon, who starred as the hotshot lawyer Pan Sa Hyun, expressed his gratitude for the viewers as he shared, “I still can’t believe we’ve reached the end. I hope everyone will send lots of love up until the last episode. I’ll wait for the day when we meet again.”
Jan 21, 2021 01:32 AM EST
There are numerous celebrities who made their debut in the entertainment industry without training for a long time and are able to appear on shows thanks to their natural beauty. This includes cases in which they are simply walking down the street, flaunting their natural beauty.
Here are seven K-drama actresses who caught the attention of agency officials and debuted as actresses after being street cast.
1. Park Gyu Young
(Photo : Park Gyu Young Instagram)
Park Gyu Young was just an ordinary Yonsei University student before she made her name known as an actress in the entertainment industry. The girl was street cast by JYP Entertainment after an agency representative saw her on the cover of Yonsei University s school magazine in 2015. They offered her an audition and she debuted as an actress in Jo Kwon s music video for Crosswalk in 2016.
Training Programs Boost Migrant Workers Prospects
ByZhao Xinying December 10, 2020
Women take part in a bridal makeup competition in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, last month. The winners were awarded nationally recognized professional certificates, which could help their careers. [For China Daily/Lin Yunlong]
Recently, Zhang Fuling has been busy at a vocational school near her home, learning skills that will allow her to obtain work as a professional babysitter.
The resident of Songji Township, Linquan County, Anhui Province, used to be a migrant worker at an electrical components factory in Jiangsu Province.
However, the company was badly affected by the novel coronavirus outbreak, so Zhang returned home in search of job opportunities. That resulted in the 50-year-old attending training sessions organized by the local government.