Park Ji-hoon's "The Man Who Lives With The King" hit..New Year's greetings in Hanbok

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Actor Park Ji-hoon delivered a warm greeting on the occasion of Lunar New Year.

Park Ji-hoon released a handwritten letter on the 16th through his agency YY Entertainment. "I'm greeting you with the movie 'The Man Who Lives with the King' and having a meaningful New Year," he said, expressing his gratitude for the recent box office hit.

We will visit you with more diverse activities this year. We ask for your support," he said, adding, "I hope you have a healthy and warm Lunar New Year."

In the image released with the handwritten letter, Park Ji-hoon drew attention in a neat hanbok. He greeted politely in a restrained pose and calm atmosphere, and added warmth with a subtle smile. The cut, which captured a leisurely moment sitting by the water, showed another charm by completing a picture-like landscape.

Park Ji-hoon plays the role of Lee Hong-wi, a discontinued actor, in the recently released movie "The Man Who Lives with the King," and is meeting with the audience. "The Man Who Lives With the King" (director Jang Hang-jun) tells the story of the village's young king Lee Hong-wi, who was expelled from the throne, and the village's Cheongryeongpo in 1457, living together.

In addition, it is speeding up the filming of the drama "Becoming a Legend of a Dramatic Soldier," which is scheduled to be released in 2026, and Wanna One's entertainment show, which has been gathered again in about seven years, is also set to be released, so it will meet with fans with a wider range of activities.

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