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'Dokkaebi' stars Lee Dong-wook and Yoo In-na to reunite in new drama
‘Dokkaebi’ stars Lee Dong-wook and Yoo In-na to reunite in new drama
[kkstarratings]Actors Lee Dong-wook and Yoo In-na will star in the upcoming tvN drama “Touch Your Heart” (working title), the show’s production agency announced on Friday.
Yoo will play the role of top star Oh Jin-shim, who loses her fame after getting embroiled in a scandal with man from a chaebol family. Later, she works as a secretary for the workaholic lawyer Kwon Jung-rok, played by Lee…
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Seoul Bamdokkaebi Night Market by Seoul Korea Via Flickr: Romantics will enjoy the cityscape across the river. A dokkaebi, is a type of demon or ogre in Korean folklore, hence the name of the night market which by morning disappears just as its namesake does. The night market is currently being held at Yeouido Hangang Park’s Cascade Plaza every Friday and Saturday from 6pm to 11pm with plans to extend it to the DDP and Cheonggye Plaza in May and Mokdong Stadium in July. At the night market will be a number of performances, both traditional and modern as well as thirty food trucks and seventy general market stalls. With the backdrop of the Han River and the glittering night lights of the city, the night market is well worth visiting. Accessible from: Yeouinaru Station (Seoul Subway Line 5), Exit 2, or 3 National Assembly Station (Seoul Subway Line 9), Exit 2.
Seoul Bamdokkaebi Night Market by Seoul Korea Via Flickr: Lines form at the food trucks as the night gets going. A dokkaebi, is a type of demon or ogre in Korean folklore, hence the name of the night market which by morning disappears just as its namesake does. The night market is currently being held at Yeouido Hangang Park’s Cascade Plaza every Friday and Saturday from 6pm to 11pm with plans to extend it to the DDP and Cheonggye Plaza in May and Mokdong Stadium in July. At the night market will be a number of performances, both traditional and modern as well as thirty food trucks and seventy general market stalls. With the backdrop of the Han River and the glittering night lights of the city, the night market is well worth visiting. Accessible from: Yeouinaru Station (Seoul Subway Line 5), Exit 2, or 3 National Assembly Station (Seoul Subway Line 9), Exit 2.
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Seoul Bamdokkaebi Night Market by Seoul Korea Via Flickr: Yeouido’s skyscrapers provide an impressive backdrop for the night. A dokkaebi, is a type of demon or ogre in Korean folklore, hence the name of the night market which by morning disappears just as its namesake does. The night market is currently being held at Yeouido Hangang Park’s Cascade Plaza every Friday and Saturday from 6pm to 11pm with plans to extend it to the DDP and Cheonggye Plaza in May and Mokdong Stadium in July. At the night market will be a number of performances, both traditional and modern as well as thirty food trucks and seventy general market stalls. With the backdrop of the Han River and the glittering night lights of the city, the night market is well worth visiting. Accessible from: Yeouinaru Station (Seoul Subway Line 5), Exit 2, or 3 National Assembly Station (Seoul Subway Line 9), Exit 2.
Seoul Bamdokkaebi Night Market by Seoul Korea on Flickr.
