Lee Jong Suk's Good Deeds and New TV Drama > K-POP

​Actor Lee Jong Suk’s popularity have turned into blossom since his hit tv series " I can Hear your Voice in 2013," followed by  “Doctor’s Strangers and Pinocchio in 2014 and "W"  in 2016.  Only few of the popular stars stays in the lime light  not only because of their  acting skills like him but because of  their good deeds to less fortunate people., just like him.

Early this year, few of us know that Lee Jong Suk had held a Bazaar for the benefit of the less fortunate children of South Korea.  The bazaar was called Dream With Us” In which clothes, shoes  accessories  he had worn. The benefactors of this profits are the less fortunate children of Korea, who also lack of medicines for their health and school expenses.  He did this to commemorate his 8 years in the Industry and to give back what he has earned during those years.

He also participated in the recent charity activity of  the management of his tv series “W” called Human Documentary Love Plus” and donated 100 million won for this project.The director of the Charity projects  of Good Neighbors  and MBC Dramanet are so grateful for the support and love given by Lee Jong Suk and  to his fans who donated also on the same projects.

Updates of Lee Jong Suk projects:  

It was revealed that Lee Jong Suk took part in the first filming for the drama on April 15.  “Hymn of Death” is a two-part series about the tragic love story between famous soprano by Shin Hye Sun and genius playwright played by  Lee Jong Suk .,  The drama will also feature Kim Woo Jin’s .  It is a real story based in Korea’s during 1920’s era.  This  drama is about  the love story of Korea’s first soprano Yun SimDeok and genius playwright Kim WooJin, played by  Lee Jong Suk.

The “ Hymn of Death” Producer Park Soo-jin is the same producer in his previous tv successful series “While You Were Sleeping”. And recently he is the Korea's ambassador for Lotte World Duty Free Shop in South Korea.

We wish him all the best!

written:  in korea.com ~ gikimtan