South Korea's "oxygen beauty" Lee Young-ae became popular all over Asia in 2003 with the TV series "Dae Jang Geum", which was broadcast in more than 60 countries around the world, and became an international superstar. 52-year-old Lee Young-ae has always been known for her frozen beauty, and it was recently rumored that she will play the sequel to "Da Jang Jin", or play the heroine, a person familiar with the matter revealed that the opportunity to perform is actually not easy to come by, and she participated in the audition last year; It is reported that the show is expected to be broadcast in early 2025.
According to comprehensive Korean media reports, Lee Young-ae will re-enact the sequel to "Da Jang Geum" after 20 years, and recently she officially signed a contract with the writer of the historical drama "The Medical Girl Da Jang Geum", she will play the story of a little palace maid who became a medical girl appointed by the emperor; In fact, the show was rumored to be in preparation as early as the summer of 2023, and a person familiar with the matter said that Lee Young-ae also got the opportunity to play the heroine by auditioning, and she was not directly hand-picked because she was "Dae Jang Jin".
In the past, "Da Jang Geum" starring Lee Young-ae has become one of the classic works in the hearts of many drama fans, and the majority of netizens are quite looking forward to learning that Lee Young-ae is going to play "Da Jang Geum" again after 20 years, and they also said, "I can see Lee Young-ae Da Jang Geum again, I have to revisit "Da Jang Geum" first", "I can see it for too long next year, I really want to see the sequel to "Da Jang Geum" soon."
Some netizens dug up the plot of the sequel to "Da Chang Jin", a little palace maid in the imperial dining room was exiled for some reasons, went to other places to meet the doctor Zhang De and others, began to study medicine, and then returned to the court to become a medical girl, and after various tests, she was appreciated by the emperor, and finally broke the gender stereotype and became the emperor's chief medical officer, and was given the name "Da Changjin".