[News/VDO] Park Shin Hye to show her graceful look in Hanbok in Taiwan: “Oh, my princess”

[News/VDO] Park Shin Hye to show her graceful look in Hanbok in Taiwan: “Oh, my princess”

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Park Shin Hye showed her graceful look in Hanbok in Taiwan.

Playing the lead role in DRAMAcube’s Oh My Princess, a Taiwanese drama that will start airing from December 2, Park captivated Taiwan with her princess-like Hanbook look.

Park created Hallyu in Taiwan through Oh My Princess. It was reported that the traffic on the main streets in Taiwan were almost paralyzed as she appeared in Taiwan. To respond to her fans, one of the crew from Oh My Princess released a picture of Park appearing in Hanbok in one of the episodes of the drama as a special gift.

In the picture, Park is wearing a red jeogori (a jacket part of Hanbok) and a blue skirt. Her cute look attracts even more attention. The reason she is wearing Hanbok can be seen in the 14th episode of this drama.

Oh My Princess is a romantic story about an arrogant rich girl Shaoz (Park Shin Hye) and Ling Qi Sa (Hu) who happen to be her butler. It is attracting a lot of attention now by starring Park Shin Hye and a popular Taiwanese actor Hu. It will start airing from December 2 at 10 pm.

Source: TV Report

Tags: Oh My Princess, Park Shin Hye, photo, TV Report

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[News/VDO] Park Shin Hye’s Taiwanese TV series debuts in Korea

[News/VDO] Park Shin Hye’s Taiwanese TV series debuts in Korea

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Actress Park Shin Hye’s first Taiwanese TV series Oh My Princess will debut in Korea.

On November 16, cable channel Drama Cube announced that they will air the series in Korea for the first time starting on December 2.

When Park went to Taiwan to promote the series, she showed off her popularity by paralyzing the Airport and the major roads in downtown area to a stand still. She recently appeared on a popular Chinese talk show and signed a contract with a famous Japanese agency. Park is showing busy steps as the next generation “Hallyu Queen.”

Based on a famous Japanese comic book, the drama is about a innocent boy (played by George Hu) who suddenly got dump with huge debt, and a girl (played by Park) who is a daughter in a rich family.  The drama was loved in Taiwan because the story evolved as the romance with a twist of comic when the boy became the butler of the rich girl’s family.

Park pointed out by saying, “The amusement of compiling different character’s personality makes the series more enjoyable. Especially, many handsome boys appear on the series.”

The series will start airing on December 2 at 10:oo p.m.

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Source: Starnews