viernes, 27 de septiembre de 2013

Lee Bo Young and Ji sung with Korean hanboks



Congratulations to Lee Bo Young and Ji Sung!  
Numerous photos of the beautiful couple wearing a handsome tuxedo and beautiful white dress respectively have been uploaded.  

However, Korean weddings generally also include a part in which the couple dons traditional Korean hanboks!  

Thanks to Hong Suk Chun's Twitter update, many fans get to see Ji Sung and Lee Bo Young look like a beautiful, traditional Korean couple in their hanboks.

Hong Suk Chun tweeted, "My pretty dongsaengs after changing into their hanboks," and attached the above picture.  

The picture is garnering lots of congratulations from the couple's fans who are excited to finally see them tie the knot!

Lee Bo Young Wedding






Lee Bo Young and Ji Sung got married~ Congrats to both & best wishes~^^








Actress Lee Bo-young and actor Ji Sung tied the knot on Friday 27 September

Actress Lee Bo-young and actor Ji Sung tied the knot on Friday 27 September


At the press conference before the wedding, Ji Sung commented, "I'm busy with drama filming, so our parents and I are currently discussing plans for our newlywed home. We're only married, but right afterwards, I'm going to have to start my filming schedule again. We don't have a newlywed home, so Lee Bo Young and I will be living apart for now. I have to film all night for now, so it wouldn't be right to leave my bride alone.







jueves, 19 de septiembre de 2013

MORE THAN BLUE KOREAN MOVIE

MORE THAN BLUE

More Than Blue (Hangul슬픔보다 더 슬픈 이야기RRSeulpeumboda Deo Seulpeun IyagiMRSŭlp‘ŭmpoda tŏ sŭlp‘ŭn iyagi) is a 2009 South Korean film. The directorial debut of poet Won Tae-yeon, it stars Kwon Sang-wooLee Bo-young and Lee Beom-soo in the lead roles. The film's Korean title translates as "A Story Sadder Than Sadness"







K and Cream first meet each other in high school & both are orphans; K was abandoned by his mother after his father died of cancer who nevertheless left him a sizable sum of money, while Cream lost her entire family in a traffic accident. The two become soulmates and come to share a home, though K watches Cream switch from boyfriend to boyfriend as he keeps his own feelings for her to himself. Knowing that Cream's biggest fear is to be left alone, K keeps the fact that he has terminal cancer a secret, and instead he urges her to marry a kind and healthy man. When Cream announces that she is in love with affluent doctor Joo-hwan, K is left heartbroken, but is satisfied that she has met her ideal partner.
Believing Cream has really found someone she loves, K asked Joo-hwan's fiance to break up with him. Joo-hwan's fiance agrees under the condition that K lets her take photographs of him. The audience later learns that Cream accidentally learns about K's illness when she takes what she thought were K's vitamins but in fact turned our to be pain medication for terminal cancer patients. It was shown earlier in the movie that Cream has asked K what his wish was; Cream finding a good and healthy man to spend her life with was what K wished for. Wanting to fulfill K's wish, Cream fakes falling in love with Joo-hwan. This part of the movie is shown at the end from Cream's perspective.
The night before Joo-hwan and Cream's wedding, K found the courage to tell Cream that he loves her while Cream replies "me, too." In the end, Cream believe that they are married because they walked down the aisle together when K is handing Cream off to Joo-hwan at their wedding. At the very end we see Joo-hwan at a burial site where he is visiting the grave of Cream and there he leaves a photograph of K and Cream as well as Cream's recorder. On it is a recording Cream made for K right before her suicide telling him to wait for her on the other side so that they can be together with "no more tears"

WHATCH ON LINE!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-Vi2XcQ7Eo

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More Than Blue : Lee Seung chul - No One Else sub koreano y español


martes, 17 de septiembre de 2013

My Daughter Seo Young Korean Drama

My Daughter Seo Young



  • Title: 내 딸 서영이 / Nae Ddal Seoyoungi
  • Also known as: Seo Young, My Daughter
  • Previously known as: 내 딸 소영이 / Nae Ddal Soyoungi / My Daughter So Young
  • Genre: Family, melodrama, romance
  • Episodes: 50
  • Broadcast network: KBS2
  • Broadcast period: 2012-Sep-15 to 2013-Mar-03
  • Air time: Saturday & Sunday 19:55
  • Original Soundtrack: My Daughter Seo Young OST

Synopsis

Era where the phrase "Blood is thicker than water" is no longer a truth. Now we live the society where the environment determines the class. Therefore, children can blame their parents since it's not the children who get to choose the parents. However, they have forgotten that most children grow consuming unconditional love from their parents. Seo Young, by choosing to cut off her cable with her incompetent and troublesome father, tries to get out of her misery. This drama tells you that a family is tied not only by blood but also by love, through Seo Young's story. Let's look back preciousness of parents' love through Lee Sam Jae, the father of Seo Young
















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viernes, 30 de agosto de 2013

Saranghae!!!


Saranghae (사랑해) is the informal version, to be used to people close to you, people the same age as you, or people younger than you. 

Saranghabnida (사랑합니다) is the formal version, to be used with people you don't know very well, people who are the same age as you but of higher status, or people who work above you.


Saranghaeyo (사랑해요) is the semi-formal version, to be used with people you sort of know, and is still considered not to be good friends with.


All of the above mean 'I love you'.

Sarangeul (사랑을) means 'love'.