[LIST] 11 Korean Drama Stars With the Most Kissable Lips

 

Lee Min Ho

There’s no denying that no other Asian actor working today can make fans swoon quite like Lee Min Ho. You can’t get enough of this actor — or his kissable lips! See the hottest smackers in town in “Heirs” “The Great Doctor (aka Faith),” “City Hunter,” “Personal Taste” and “Boys Over Flowers”!

Kim Soo Hyun

Ever since “My Love From the Star” made this young actor into a major star, you can’t get enough of Kim Soo Hyun and his chiseled good looks. Don’t miss his sweet, juicy lips in “Dream High” and “The Moon Embracing the Sun” also!

Suzy
Bae Sue Ji — better known by her stage name Suzy (of the Korean girl group miss A) — was ranked No. 14 on a recent list of the 100 most beautiful faces. So it’s no wonder that many of you think she has one of the most kissable lips in Asia! See this stunning beauty in her roles in “Gu Family Book,” “Dream High” and “Big.”

Lee Dong Wook

Lee Dong Wook knows how to play strong, yet vulnerable, characters in “Hotel King,” “Wild Romance,” “Scent of a Woman” and “Partner.” But you also seem to be preoccupied by those shapely lips of his!

Jun Ji Hyun (Gianna Jun)

Jun Ji Hyun rose to stardom after her film “My Sassy Girl” became the highest-grossing comedy of 2001, but her role in the 2014 drama “My Love From the Star” escalated her to superstardom, with fans causing a worldwide shortage of the lipstick color she wore in the drama! You also can enjoy those beautifully polished lips in “White Valentine.”

Lee Jong Suk

When Lee Jong Suk is going through emotional distress in his roles in “Doctor Stranger,” “I Hear Your Voice” and “School 2013,” you just want to kiss those big, soft lips and make it all better!

Park Shin Hye

Park Shin Hye became the the most envied woman when she shared kissing scenes with Lee Min Ho in the 2014 drama “Heirs.” Maybe that’s why you voted for her as a star with one of the most kissable lips! Check out those luscious smoochers in “Flower Boy Next Door,” “You’re Beautiful,” “Heartstrings” and “Kimcheed Radish”!

Song Joong Ki

Bet you didn’t know that this young actor is a former speed skating athlete and very academically accomplished! But Song Joong Ki also published a health and beauty book for men in 2013, so he knows how to take care of his gorgeous lips! See the proof in “Innocent Man,” “Sungkyunkwan Scandal,” “A Tree With Deep Roots,” “Obstetrics and Gynecology Doctors (aka OBGYN)” and “Triple”!

Lee Seung Gi

One of the most successful singer-turned-actors, Lee Seung Gi has demonstrated star power in his many drama roles. See those heart-melting lips in “You’re All Surrounded,” “Gu Family Book,” “The King 2 Hearts,” “My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho,” “Shining Inheritance” and as an MC for the variety show “Strong Heart.”

Park Yoochun

Park Yoochun commands respect as both an idol singer and serious actor who has shown his versatility in his roles in “Three Days,” “Rooftop Prince,” “Miss Ripley,” “Sungkyunkwan Scandal” and “I Miss You.” But you respect those lips, too!

Sunny of SNSD

The multitalented singer, dancer, radio personality, MC, model and actress has what you fans describe as kissable “duck lips.” See her many talents and those duck lips in Episode 165 and Episode 166 of “Strong Heart” and Episode 39 of “Running Man”!

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[LIST] 7 Best Asian Drama Bromances

One thing that we thoroughly enjoy about watching dramas is the “bromance,” a term used to describe endearing friendships (or sometimes angst-ridden relationships) between two male friends. In our favorite bromances, the characters have known each other for years, have gone through thick and thin together, and tease and joke with each other like there’s no tomorrow. They might fight, but once the fight is over, their friendship stronger and closer than ever.

Two Fathers — Xiang Xi and Zhen Hua

In the 2012 Taiwanese drama “Two Fathers,” Tang Xiang Xi (played by Yang Leroy) and Wen Zhen Hua (played by Lin You Wei) are two straight bachelors who raise a baby girl together because they don’t know which one is the girl’s father (from a past girlfriend). Although they aren’t in a relationship, the men act like a mom and dad (e.g., Zhen Hua tying Xiang Xi’s tie for him), which makes for a pretty entertaining bromance.

Reply 1997 — Kang Joon Hee and Yoon Yoon Jae 

In the successful 2012 Korean drama “Reply 1997,” the friendship between Yoon Yoon Jae (played by Seo In Guk) and Kang Joon Hee (Hoya) was a bittersweet one. The two were always there for each other and had a great friendship, but it broke our hearts watching the gay Joon Hee pine over Yoon Jae, who would never return his feelings.

A Gentleman’s Dignity — Im Tae San  and Kim Do Jin

In the 2012 Korean drama “A Gentleman’s Dignity,” we witness an impressive decades-long friendship among four grown men who still act like boys when they’re all together. Best friends Kim Do Jin (played by Jang Dong Gun) and Im Tae San (played by Kim Soo Roo) are like oil and water: Their opposite personalities often lead to fights, but at the end of the day, they can’t live without each other.

Shut Up! Flower Boy Band — Yoo Byung Hee and Kwon Ji Hyuk

In the 2012 Korean drama “Shut Up! Flower Boy Band,” the bromance between bandmates Yoo Byun Hee (played by Lee Min Ki) and Kwon Ji Hyuk (Sung Joon) lasted only for a short time. But even within that short time period, we could clearly see the close bond between the eccentric, charismatic band leader Byung Hee and his best friend, Ji Hyuk, who share a common bond with music and family situations. And even when Byung Hee isn’t around anymore, his memory continues to inspire his friends to take their band, Eye Candy, as far as they can go.

Bridal Mask — Lee Kang To and Shimura Shunji

In the 2012 Korean drama “Bridal Mask,” we witness the most tragic bromance between Lee Kang To (played by Joo Won) and Shimura Shunji (played by Park Ki Woong). Kang To and Shunji were unlikely friends who were nevertheless able to forge a strong bond. Family and political issues caused them to turn from best friends into mortal enemies.

You’re Beautiful — Kwang Tae Kyung, Kang Shin Woo and Jeremy

It’s hard not to enjoy the awesome, silly bromance between the bandmates of A.N.Jell in the very entertaining 2009 Korean drama “You’re Beautiful.”  When you put together the moody band leader Hwang Tae Kyung (played by Jang Geun Suk), the soft-spoken romantic Kang Shin Woo (played by Kang Shin Woo), and the adorably silly Jeremy (played by Lee Hong Ki), there was bound to be some priceless moments — such as their ramen dance and their reenactment of a scene from a fanfiction!

Heirs — Choi Young Do and Jo Myung Soo 

The popular 2013 Korean drama “Heirs” was full of bromances. The lead bromance was between best friends-turned-rivals Kim Tan (played by Lee Min Ho) and Choi Young Do (played by Kim Woo Bin), who spend the majority of the drama fighting over the same girl. But the far more entertaining bromance is between Young Do and the comical Jo Myung Soo (played by Park Hyung Sik). Although Myung Soo is a bit clueless, he’s very cute, loyal, and the only real friend that Young Do really has.

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[LIST] 7 Korean Male Stars Who Will Be Discharged From the Army This Year

Following Ji Hyun Woo’s release from the Korean mandatory military service on May 6, many are eagerly anticipating the discharge of other favorite celebrities in 2014.



Lee Je Hoon who is best known for his roles in the films “The Front Line” and “Bleak Night” is expected to be discharged on July 24. It’s rumored that he has already received a number of scripts and calls from producers and writers who are competing to cast him in their next projects. Watch him play the privileged son of a clothing company in “Fashion King”!

 

Kim Moo Yul who played Eun Chae’s brother in “Iljimae” also will be discharged in July, along with K-pop stars Leeteuk of Super Junior, Lee Hyun of 8eight, and Se7en.

Yoo Seung Ho who starred in “I Miss You,” “Arang and the Magistrate,” “Warrior Baek Dong Soo” and “The Great Queen Seon Dok" will be discharged in December.

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