Lee Jun-ki

Name: Lee Jun-ki

Chinese name: Lee Jun-ki

Birthday: April 17, 1982

School: Department of Film, Seoul University of the Arts

So I like film things when I have nothing to do

Collecting information about what grade Xiaojun is studying

Residence: Changwon, Busan

Height: 178CM

Blood type: Type B

Weight: 66KG

Family members :Dad, mother, one sister

Religious belief: Catholic

Interests: video games, football, surfing the Internet, singing and dancing

Specialties:?——1 paragraph (?: TaeKyon, the ancient Korean martial art Taekwondo, Taekwondo originated here.)

Taekwondo - third degree black belt (was a national representative team member in Busan when I was in college)

Nickname: Monkey - seems to be because of the big ears~ but Wuli Junjun used his hair to cover his ears (momo)

Crane - Kou Nengsu is pronounced in Korean (momo)

Fetal dream: Dream of mother carrying grandma’s colorful gift bag

Baby No. 1: me

Personality: Relatively quiet and taciturn. Drinks too much and is more lively with colleagues, 180 degrees. Change

Alcohol consumption: 2 and a half bottles of soju

Sleeping habits: I like to turn left and right when sleeping, especially when I have nothing to do

Religion: Catholic

Methods to relieve stress: dance, sing, or drink some wine and dance...

Favorite colors: red, blue

Favorite foods: curry rice, steak, pork belly, pizza

Favorite drinks: soju and coffee

Favorite animals: puppies

Favorite seasons: spring, autumn

Like Actor: Seol Kyung-gu

Disliked type: Neurotic and arrogant type

Happiest time: When I was born; when I first received a gift; when I passed college

The saddest time: when grandma passed away

Questionnaire filled in by Xiaojun

The first thing I do after getting up in the morning (drink water)

It would be better if I were (pauper)

The three most important things in my wallet or bag now (credit card, childhood photos, cash)

I want to quit (Alcohol), but I can’t quit.

My favorite among the following online messages is (Kongji, sister, please give you the house deed, give you cash, my Xiaoji only needs it

Believe in sister, sister can do anything for you, believe in sister! )

I have fallen in love (twice)

The way to overcome broken love is (drinking and drinking) Crying)

I think the most beautiful part of my body is (eyes)

In this competition, I will always win (Junki did not choose, among others he wrote: Second best, don’t want to win)

I can’t refuse no matter what a woman looks like (bright smile)

When I look at a woman, I first look at her (waist)

The girls I date are mainly (cute)

When I am resting (sleeping for a day or exercising)

I think I am (very immature)

Since when did I feel beautiful (I don’t know yet)

What I want for Valentine’s Day is (a passionate kiss or her body)

I want (my heart) ) to the woman you love

Which artist’s personal webpage have you visited (too many to count)

The secret to skin care is (innate)

ps: Only part of his answer has been translated. The translation of Junki’s answer is in brackets: Alternative Ice and Snow

◆Debut◆

2001 SO-BASIC clothing print advertising model

◆Movies◆

Japanese-Korean co-production film "The hotel Venus",

South Korea's "Ballet Academy" released in December 2004 ",

"The King's Man" released on December 29, 2005

Fly Dad (2006/8/3) .... Seung Suk

◆TV Series◆

Japanese-Korean co-production TV series "Star's Echo",

nonstop Season 4 in 2004 EP055

The 2004 KBS2 short drama "What Should I Do",

The drama "MY GIRL" released on December 14, 2005.

◆Advertising◆

so.basic, iAudio MP3 advertising, tissue advertising, KFC advertising, COWON, etc.

◆MV participation◆

"SWEETY" by CLAZZIQUAI,

"Treasured Story" by Kang Sung-hoon,

"Anesthesia~in Melody" by Eun Ji-won,

"GRACE" by Lee Soo-young .

Korea’s official address: www.leejunki.com

Lee Junki Chinese website: www.JunkiLee.com

Personal CY: /bbs/viewthread.php?tid =484&;extra=page%3D1

In just one month, this new-generation actor, who starred in the high-grossing film "The King's Man" and the popular Korean drama "My Girl", has become the current Korea's most popular idol. From December 18th to January 15th, Lee Jun-ki has been occupying the top position in the search rate of Korean portal websites, and his popularity remains high.

The 23-year-old Li Junji was spotted by the crew of "The King's Man" because of his unique androgynous temperament, and was given a performance opportunity that changed his life. In the film, Lee Jun Ki plays the role of Gong Ji, an entertainer who is played by the royal family. He has the body of a man, with rosy lips and beautiful eyes, a swaying waist, and a charming and sultry appearance as a woman. It not only made the royal children in the story fascinated, but also conquered many audiences in front of the screen. In just 12 days since its release, "The King's Man" has attracted more than 3 million viewers. Its momentum even surpassed that of "Typhoon", a super-large production with a large number of big names, and became the most click-through meal during the prime time period of this year's New Year. Lee Jun-ki, who is not the leading actor, has also become the center of entertainment.

On the other hand, the TV series "My Girl" starring Lee Jun Ki, Lee Da Hae, Lee Dong Hoon and others also received good news at the same time, taking the top spot in the ratings rankings for the same period. The drama, produced by SBS TV station, tells the emotional story of a girl who lies constantly and pretends to be the sister of a noble man in a hotel, and sparks love. The latest episode of the show has a ratings of 24.1%, firmly ranking first among Wednesday and Thursday TV shows, and much higher than other youth idol dramas broadcast during the same period. In the play, Lee Jun Ki plays a playboy who is cynical on the surface but very warm and considerate on the inside. He appears in men's clothing and is also loved by the audience. Many people even openly support him and the heroine as a pair. Yes, stealing the spotlight again.

Now, Lee Jun-ki has become a cash cow in the eyes of advertisers. Recently, a clothing brand has made an exception and invited Lee Jun-ki to be its image spokesperson with a remuneration of 100 million won for six months. This is undoubtedly the highest affirmation for a newcomer who is just starting out. According to relevant personnel from Li Junji's agency, in the past half month or so, advertisers have almost crossed the threshold of Li Junji's family, and endorsement invitations have been pouring in, including mobile phones, electronics, clothing, cosmetics and other fields. Next month, Lee Jun Ki will go to Hong Kong to shoot a commercial.

Introduction to the movie "The King's Man"!

I will give you two synopses of the movie: one official; one probably containing YY content (I like this one better~~)

A synopsis that probably contains YY content. :

The untouchable artists Kong Jihe Changsheng were originally famous jugglers in the market. They came to the capital Hanyang because they refused to join the local artist troupe and had a grudge with others. At this time, the tyrant Yanshan favored the geisha Zhang Lushui, the court was in chaos, and corrupt officials were rampant.

Chang Sheng and Kong Ji began to perform comedies that satirized King Yanshan and Zhang Lushui on the street. While they were very popular, they were arrested by officials from the DPRK and the Central Government for disrespecting the king. He loudly rebuked the officials for being stupid, but was released by the minister and asked them to perform in front of the king. The reason was that there were many artists who performed in front of the king before them, but because they were afraid of the king's majesty (cruelty), their performances were stiff and unable to make the king smile, and many people were punished for this. The minister hoped that the two could make the king laugh. The two of them couldn't make Wang smile during their performance. In the end, Kong Ji, who has always been gentle, suddenly got smart and used XX (don't get me wrong, I don't know how to translate) acting skills to make Wang laugh. The two were immediately left in the palace for the king's pleasure. Kong Ji was doubly favored by the king because of his beauty.

However, the minister asked them to take advantage of the opportunity to continue to advise the king. Soon the two rehearsed a play in which the women in the harem killed each other out of jealousy. Unexpectedly, Yanshan remembered that his biological mother was also poisoned due to jealousy, and he became ferocious and killed the two harems immediately. So rumors spread in the palace that the actor had seduced the king and killed him. Although they were favored by the king, they, who were called actors, had no status at all in the palace. Kong Ji became the master of Xile Hall at the cost of his body, and received the honor of "being unruly and broad-minded" from the Yanshan Emperor. . And merged Xile Hall into government management (Kong Ji seems to be able to manage artists across the country).

But Chang Sheng, who has been watching (admiring) Kong Ji by his side, thinks that Kong Ji has been blinded by power and has forgotten his identity, so he decides to leave him. At this time, Zhang Lushui, who was originally the most favored harem, planned to win back Yanshan's love. I wanted to humiliate Kong Ji by taking off his clothes at a banquet celebrating the cherry blossoms (I don’t think North Koreans will celebrate the blooming of cherry blossoms)... I guess it didn’t work out because of his longevity.

Next, Zhang Lushui cooperated with the inner palace to forge Kong Ji's notes to slander Yanshan and Lushui's own calligraphy and painting album. As a result, Yanshan not only banned the use of classical Chinese in order to find the suspect, but also started killing in the palace. In order to stop Yanshan's killing, Kong Ji admitted that he was the author of the slanderous book... Changsheng died for Kong Ji... Kong Ji looked at Yanshan who used his concubine's body to block the arrow, and finally shot the arrow elsewhere... lifeless. Kong Ji cuts his wrists to follow the senior brother who loves him the most...

Who is the most attractive male star on the Korean Internet now? It's not Rain, it's not Kwon Sang Woo, it's not Jang Dong Gun, it's a newcomer named Lee Jun Ki. In just one month, this new-generation actor, who starred in the high-grossing film "The King's Man" and the popular Korean drama "My Girl", has become the most popular idol in South Korea. From December 18th to January 15th, Lee Jun-ki has been occupying the top position in the search rate of Korean portal websites, and his popularity remains high.

The 23-year-old Lee Jun-ki was spotted by the crew of "The King's Man" because of his unique androgynous temperament, and was given a performance opportunity that changed his life. In the film, Lee Jun Ki plays the role of Gongji, an artist who is played by the royal family. He has the body of a man, with rosy lips and beautiful eyes, a swaying waist, and a charming and sultry appearance as a woman. It not only made the royal children in the story fascinated, but also conquered many audiences in front of the screen. In just 12 days since its release, "The King of Kings" has attracted more than 3 million viewers. Its momentum even surpassed that of "Typhoon," a super-large production with a large number of big names, and became the most click-through meal during the prime time period of this year's New Year. And Lee Jun-ki, who is not the leading actor, has also become a focal figure in entertainment.

On the other hand, the TV series "My Girl" starring Lee Jun Ki, Lee Da Hae, Lee Dong Hoon and others also received good news at the same time, taking the top spot in the ratings rankings for the same period. The drama, produced by SBS TV station, tells the emotional story of a girl who lies constantly and pretends to be the sister of a noble man in a hotel, and sparks love. The latest episode of the show has a ratings of 24.1%, ranking first among Wednesday and Thursday TV shows, and much higher than other youth idol dramas broadcast in the same period. In the play, Lee Jun Ki plays a playboy who is cynical on the surface but very warm and considerate on the inside. He appears in men's clothing and is also loved by the audience. Many people even openly support him and the heroine. Yes, it steals the spotlight again.

Now, Lee Jun-ki has become a cash cow in the eyes of advertisers. Recently, a clothing brand has made an exception and invited Lee Jun-ki to be its image spokesperson with a remuneration of 100 million won for six months. This is undoubtedly the highest affirmation for a newcomer who is just starting out. According to relevant personnel from Li Junji's agency, in the past half month or so, advertisers have almost crossed the threshold of Li Junji's family, and endorsement invitations have been pouring in, including mobile phones, electronics, clothing, cosmetics and other fields. Next month, Li Junji will go to Hong Kong to shoot a commercial

"Fly, Daddy" Fly Daddy content introduction

Jia Bi (played by Li Wenzhi) is naturally cowardly and timid. He is a person who only wants his family. A middle-aged office worker who lives a worry-free life and is in good health, while the 19-year-old boy Seung-seok (played by Lee Jun-ki) is a natural fighting maniac and has always believed in controlling his own destiny with his fists. According to common sense, these two people will not overlap in terms of age and life, but fate has tied these two unrelated people together.

Jia Bi’s daughter was bullied. In order to bring shame on Yixue’s daughter, Jia Bi decided to go to her home to argue with her. Something went wrong in the chaos, and the 40-year-old uncle approached Cheng Xi, but was beaten up by Cheng Xi. After the matter came to light, Jia Bi learned that the person who bullied her daughter was not only a prominent member of the family, but also a two-time boxing champion. In order to vent his anger on his daughter's behalf, Jia Bi mustered up the courage and decided to accept Cheng Xi as his teacher. Unable to resist the uncle's strong request, Chengxi decided to teach Jia Bi Kung Fu, but the condition was that he must strictly abide by the etiquette of master and apprentice. Faced with this embarrassing request, Jia Bi would not feel embarrassed at all.

How to change Uncle Jiabi’s cowardice in 40 days during the summer, the devil training begins. Faced with difficult training, everyone will be happy to do so. How to change Uncle Jia Bi's timid and cowardly character? Cheng Xi thinks this is the most important problem that needs to be solved at the moment. How to mentally outperform the other party? The 40 days are about to pass, and the decisive battle is imminent. Can Uncle Jiabi win?

"Fly, Dad" is a film produced by purchasing the rights to the Japanese film "Fly, Dad, Fly", which was adapted from the novel by Korean-Japanese writer Kazuki Kanejo. Kazuki Kaneshiro's works have always been about creating positive and sunny characters, bringing encouragement and courage to readers, and a positive spirit, so as to achieve an inspirational effect. The trailer of the movie "Fly Daddy" is very touching. The movie tells the story of a timid 39-year-old parent in crisis who becomes a hero by becoming a disciple of a 19-year-old fighting master. How to break through the same characters in Japanese films, Korean directors have made careful changes and productions. He first changed the location of the story from Japan to South Korea, and also erased the identity of the original characters. He also eliminated some of the overly serious plots of the drama and incorporated humorous and funny plots. He also asked the popular comedian Lee Moon-sik to play the role of a timid father. Deliberately depicting the friendship between a timid father and a fighting king, the film is naturally full of fun, relaxed and enjoyable!

The Japanese film that premiered in 2005 failed because it failed to vividly depict the personalities of the original characters.

Considering this, it is unusual for "Fly, Dad" to be exported to Japan in reverse. It is reported that before, SPO mainly distributed movies starring K-pop stars such as Kwon Sang-woo's "Youth Comics" and Lee Byung-hun's "Summer Story" in Japan. This time, the company gave high praise to Lee Jun-ki. Representative Kim Hyung-jun said, "Although the export price is low, it can be said that Lee Jun-ki's product value is recognized in Japan." He also said that the view that "Korean film production will definitely be different" also made the signing of the export contract difficult. Less effective. Lee Jun Ki once appeared in "Venus Hotel" with Go Kusanagi of the popular Japanese group SMAP, and is well known to Japanese audiences.