'Yoon Jong-hun ♥' Who is Bank of Korea? A Fresh Rookie Who Secretly Loved the Late Lee Yong-ju [Star Issue]

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As actor Yoon Jong-hun announced his surprise marriage, attention has turned to Bank of Korea, his lifelong partner.

Born in 1994, Bank of Korea made her debut as a child actress in the 2008 KBS2 drama "King Sejong," playing the role of Princess Consort Seongnyeong. She later built her filmography as an adult actress by appearing in "Heading on Bare Ground," "Will It Snow on Christmas?", "High Kick! Revenge of the Short Legged," and "Ghost."

In 2014, she played Song Eun-seo in the drama "Golden Tower." At a press conference for the production, she revealed about her co-star, the late Lee Yong-ju: "Since it's early in the story, I'm still unilaterally in love with Lee Yong-ju. When we first met, he looked much more handsome than his profile photo, which surprised me. I've been gradually getting into character and feeling emotional. Sometimes my heart flutters a little." Her confession sparked widespread discussion at the time.

Later, in 2017, she took on the role of Yoon Jeong-in in the TV novel "That Woman's Sea" and also appeared in the sitcom "Viva Ensemble" and the film "Lang" that same year. In 2018, she delivered a powerful performance as Han Ki-ju in the drama "Praise of Death." Last year, she gained recognition for her role as Seo Hye-jin in JTBC's "Esquire: Lawyers Who Dream of Being Lawyers."

Born in 1984, Yoon Jong-hun debuted with the tvN drama "Monster" in 2013 and became well-known through appearances in "Reply 1994," "Misaeng," "Return," and "The Penthouse" series. Currently, he is starring as Ko Gyeol in KBS 1TV's daily drama "Happy Our Good Day," meeting with viewers.

Yoon Jong-hun and Song Eun-seo, overcoming an age gap of 11 years, are set to marry this November. The two first connected through the drama "Return" and have reportedly maintained their relationship over a long period by watching over and supporting each other.

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