Want to know who this beauty is? Looks like a Korean star

It's Moon Geun-young

It is indeed a Korean actor who was born as a child star.

English name Moon Geun Young

Korean name

Birthday sign: May 6, 1987, Taurus

Height and weight 165cm, 45 Kilogram, blood type B

Professional film actor, TV drama actor, advertising model

Debuted in 1999 (Moon Geun-young revealed in an interview that he entered the entertainment industry in 1998)

< p>Debut work 1999 movie "On the Road"

Nationality Hometown, Republic of Korea, Gwangju City

Elementary School Gwangju City Maiqudong Maiqu Music Elementary School

Junior High School Gwangju City Woosan Middle School

High School Gwangju City Cheongyong International High School

University Seoul Sungkyunkwan University, Department of Humanities (Chinese Language)

Agency company? ( Namoo Actors) Arborist Company

Moon Geun-young said in Blue Life and Death Love: I want to be a tree

I have never had a boyfriend in my marriage, I want to get married before the age of 25, Ideal type It is the "Cones Award" presented by Li Rongyao

Official Coffee)

The 2000 KBS Acting Award "Youth Female Performance Award" (TV Series "Blue Life and Death")

< p>Best Female Newcomer Award at the 12th Chunshi Film Festival in 2004 (movie "My Little Bride")

Popular Actress Award at the 25th Qinglong Film Festival in 2004 (movie "My Little Bride") "My Little Bride")

Best Female Newcomer Award at the 41st Da Zhong Film Festival in 2004 (movie "My Little Bride")

The 41 Da Zhong in 2004 Film Festival Popular Actress Award (movie "My Little Bride")

2005 42nd Daejong Film Festival Popular Actress Award (movie "The Innocence of a Dancer")

2005 Republic of Korea Advertising Awards: Best Advertising Actor Award

On June 7, 2005, Moon Geun-young received the "Outstanding Contribution Award" of the first Gwangju Youth Award from the Gwangju City Government in her senior year of high school

On February 14, 2006, South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun received and presented the "21st Century Outstanding Talent Award"

The 29th Golden Photography Award in 2006 won the Best Actress Award ("Dancing Girl Innocence")

Won the Best Actress Award at the Korean Youth Film Festival for 4 consecutive years from the 4th in 2004 to the 7th in 2007

On December 12, 2008, the 21st Korean Broadcast Federation of Photography Supervisors Grime Award - Female Performance Award ("Wind Painter/Wind Garden/Wind Painter")

December 16, 2008, the 9th National Congress of the Republic of Korea Award - Merit Award (Government commendation for Moon Geun-young's donation)

On December 31, 2008, he won the highest award at the 2008 SBS TV "Drama Awards Gala" - the Drama Awards, making him the youngest winner in history. Under 22 years old ("Wind Painter/Wind Garden/Wind Painter")

On December 31, 2008, won the Best Couple Award at the 2008 SBS TV "Acting Awards Gala" . "Wu Liang Lovers" (Wu Liang Couple) Moon Geun-young and Moon Chae-won, both women ("Wind Painter/Wind Garden/Wind Painter")

On December 31, 2008, won the 2008 SBS TV station's "Acting Awards Gala" Top Ten Star Awards ("Wind Painter/Wind Garden/Wind Painter")

On December 31, 2008, he won the 2008 SBS TV "Acting Award" "Grand Awards Awards Night" Women's Popularity Award, no awards were given (in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007, SBS awarded the Popularity Award for the male and female categories for five consecutive years, but in 2008, Moon Geun-young was not awarded the Female Popularity Award. Popularity Award. At this awards ceremony, Moon Geun-young had already won three other awards, including the highest award, the Grand Prize. Moon Geun-young, who already had three awards, was not awarded the fourth award, which is a rare example of female popularity. There were no awards, and only Lee Joon-ki received the Popularity Award).

On February 27, 2009, she won the Best Actress Award (Best Actress Award) in the TV Department of the 45th Baeksang Arts Awards. She is the youngest acting award winner in history. 22 years old ("Wind Painter/Wind Garden/Wind Painter")

[Edit this paragraph]☆Starring in TV☆

1999 to 2000: KBS "Cooker" The Teacher and the Seven Potatoes"

(TV drama debut)

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2000: KBS "Blue Life and Death" (Also known as: "Autumn Fairy Tale")

Co-starring: Song Hye Kyo, Song Seung Heon, Han Nana, Won Bin, Choi Woo Gak, Han Chae Young, Sun Woo Eun Sook

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2001: KBS "Empress Myeongseong"

Co-starring: Lee Mi-yeon , Yoo Dong-geun, Lee Jin-woo, Jung Sun-kyung, Kim Yong-lim, Song Jae-ho, Lee Young-hou, Sunwoo Eun-sook, Lee Deok-hee, Park Young-ji, Jung Sung-mo, Choi Sang-hun, Kim Hyo-won, Lee In, Lee Jae-eun

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The Lovely Wife.

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2003: KBS "The Lovely Wife" (also known as : "The Wife")

Co-starring: Kim Hee-ae, Yoo Dong-geun

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2008: SBS "Wind Painter" (most domestic news translated as "Wind Garden", Taiwan version of "Wind Painter" "The Painter")

Co-starring: Park Shin-yang, Park Jin-woo, Moon Chae-won, Han Jung-soo, Bae Soo-bin, Ryu Seung-yong

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[Edit this paragraph]☆Starring in the movie☆

1999 "On the Road" (also known as: "On the way")

The location of the stills is the border between North and South Korea: Panmunjeom.

Co-starring: Manfred Otto (Germany)

(Debut film, historical documentary film about the North-South Korean dividing line)

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2003 "Rose and Red Lotus" (also known as "Sisters Love", "Sisters Love")

Co-starring: Lim Soo-jung, Yeom Jung-ah, Kim Gap-soo

(2003 Ranked seventh in South Korea's annual box office in 2007 and one of the top 50 horror movies in the world. In 2007, it was named South Korea's "No. 1" horror film in 27 years. Hollywood bought the rights and remade it into an American version called "The Uninvited")

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2004 "My Little Bride" (also known as: "My Wife Is 16")

Co-starring: Kim Rae-won, Shin Se-kyung, Han Jin-hee, Kim In-moon, Kim Hye-ok, Shan Yu Eun-sook

(Second runner-up at the Korean annual box office in 2004, second only to "The Flying Taegeuk Flag")

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The Dancer’s Innocence.

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2005 “The Dancer’s Innocence” (also known as: “The Dancer’s Innocence”) "Pure Love", "Pian Pian Likes You")

Co-starring: Park Kun-hyung

(Moon Geun-young was invited to participate in the Cannes Film Festival for this film)

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2006 "The Summer of No Need for Love" (also known as: "No Need for Love", "The So-called Love Is Not Necessary")

Co-starring: Kim Joo-hyuk

(Moon Geun-young was nominated for the 2007 Daejong Award for Best Actress)

[Edit this paragraph]☆Guest work☆

Movie

2002 "Love Left, Love Right" (also known as: "Romance Novel", "Beautiful Heart")

Co-starring: Cha Tae-hyun, Lee Eun-joo, Son Ye-jin, Lee Moon-sik , Park Yong-woo, Kim Nam-jin, Jeon Hee-joo

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TV

2001 "Life is Beautiful"

Co-starring: Kim Rae-won, Ha Ji-won

(Episode 6, 28:00~28:40 seconds, Moon Geun-young guest-played the song "Adelina by the Waterside")

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Unit drama (unit drama: one story per episode)

SBS "Love Song in White" (***40 episodes, Moon Geun-young starred in the 15th episode)

Co-starring: Kam Woo-sung, Kim Sang-kyung, Lee Seung-wan, Kim Min-sun, Park Kwang-hyun, Han Go-eun, Park Chul

[Edit this paragraph]☆Work introduction☆

1999 movie "On the Road"

The movie "On the Road" that records the history of the dividing line between North and South Korea:

This is a movie that was filmed in Panmunjeom from the early days of the split between North and South Korea. In May 1999, the film started in Auschwitz, Poland. In July of the same year, the film crew went to Germany and filmed at the Berlin Wall, which had been isolated for about 30 years.

The climax of the film is set in the poetry recitation scene at Panmunjom (the dividing line between North and South Korea).

On June 7, 1999, less than 2 meters away from the military demarcation line of Panmunjom, Moon Geun-young, the teenage protagonist of the movie, was alone, gazing back and forth between the north and south sides of Panmunjom and reciting free verse.

The poem carries the title of the wish for border reunification, hoping that Panmunjom can be reconciled and integrated at some point, and stop hindering the connection of the traditional north-south roads.

At the time of filming, it not only attracted domestic attention in South Korea, but also received comprehensive attention from global media including CNN.

The film's international response:

The film was invited to the "Locarno International Film Festival in Switzerland" and the "Montreal International Film Festival in Canada".

It premiered in South Korea at the 2nd Jeonju Film Festival (April 27th to May 3rd) in 2001.

It was later screened at the "Tokyo International Women's Film Festival" (October 28-30, 2001, Tokyo Women's Plaza).

Also invited by the 21st "Hawaii International Film Festival" (November 2-11, 2001).