Jump to content

Lee Joon-gi

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This is an old revision of this page, as edited by Colleen16 (talk | contribs) at 14:38, 16 November 2009. The present address (URL) is a permanent link to this revision, which may differ significantly from the current revision.

Template:Korean name

Lee Jun Ki
Lee Jun Ki 2009 Shanghai Concert
Other namesLee Joon Gi
Occupation(s)Actor, Model, Singer
Years active2001-present
Websitehttp://www.mentorent.co.kr/sh/shmain.aspx?crid=LJG
Korean name
Hangul
이준기
Hanja
李準基
Revised RomanizationLee Jun Ki

Lee Jun Ki (born April 17, 1982, in Busan, South Korea) is a South Korean actor, model and singer. He rose to fame as Gong-gil in The King and the Clown. He graduated from the Seoul Institute of the Arts with a major in Acting, and is a 1st degree in both Hapkido and Taekyon, and 3rd degree in Taekwondo. Besides Korean, Lee also speaks some Japanese, Chinese and English. As of 2007, Lee is one of the top screen stars in South Korea. Lee also became quite popular for his noble role as Ryung in the 2008 action, romance drama Iljimae. In August 2009, Lee Jun Ki was appointed an ambassador for Korea tourism by the Korea Tourism Organization. In Taipei on September 26, Lee Jun Ki's busy schedule took him westwards towards Bangkok, Thailand, where he attended the launch of his new photo book, Sawasdee Khrab released in September 2009.

Biography

In his adolescent years, Lee Jun Ki was a fairly normal individual who enjoyed sports and computers. He first became interested in the performing arts as a high school student after watching a play of "Hamlet". [1] Lee initially failed to get into college and because of this, he moved to Seoul with almost nothing in his pocket, but a dream to work in the entertainment industry. For the next couple of years, Lee worked at various part-time jobs, before gaining acceptance into the Seoul Institute of the Arts.[2]

Lee later started out as a model and held minor roles in Korean dramas. In 2001, he first appeared in the television commercial for the So Basic fashion label, appearing alongside actress Kim Hee Sun. His first drama appearance was as a dissatisfied teenager in the KBS drama Drama City: What should I do? He later appeared with a minor role in Star's Echo, a drama by MBC and Fuji TV in 2004. He would go on to appear in many more commercials and music videos. Lee continued to audition for various acting roles, but did not find immediate success. Lee would also make his acting debut on the big screen within the same year. Competing alongside 2000 other participants, Lee landed a role in the Japanese film The Hotel Venus. During his time working on the set of The Hotel Venus, Lee found himself less than pleased with his management company and having to work part-time jobs to support himself. The Hotel Venus would go on to become moderately successful in Japan selling 2.8 million tickets. Lee would later start work on his first Korean film Flying Boys. In 2005, his first major acting role came in The King and the Clown (왕의 남자), in which he took on the role of a feminine entertainer in the late 15th century forced to satisfy King Yeonsan's sexual and emotional cravings. The film became one of the highest grossing South Korean-made movies in South Korea, unexpectedly replacing Taegukgi as the most-watched film in Korean history with over 12.3 million viewers, despite the low amount Lee was paid of just over $100,000 for the role.The poor fee was largely due to the contract that was signed by Lee before he rose to stardom with the role of Gong-gil from The King and the Clown.[3][4] Lee was against the halving of screen quotas in South Korea that allows foreign films to be shown in theaters on certain days, while domestic films are alloted another amount of days. He believed that without the screen quotas, The King and the Clown [5] would not have been as successful in competing against foreign films.[6][7] He earned many Best Male New Comer awards for his role as Gong-gil in The King and the Clown in 2006. Later in 2008, Lee revealed how he got the role of Gong-gil in The King and the Clown. Lee Jun Ki said "The movie seemed really good so I challenged myself with the audition so even if I didn’t make it, I thought that I had to try my best to have no regrets in the end. I analyzed the story over and over until my script became like trash". Lee Jun Ik producer revealed the story of how he chose Lee Jun Ki for The King and the Clown by just handstands alone. In the movie, Gong-gil had to do a considerable amount handstands and he did very well. Lee's producer said "Just because of handstands, Lee Jun Ki became the person he is today."[8] After the film, Lee Jun Ki became "an icon" of the South Korean "pretty boy" aesthetic.[9] Lee Jun Ki has since tried to diminish his pretty boy image. Lee Jun Ki said "Gong-gil’s character in The King and the Clown felt like a foot chain for him so he wanted to escape from him as soon as possible. If one image is set for me, I was afraid that people would get sick of him quickly." Moreover Lee said "I’m not human Lee Jun Ki or actor Lee Jun Ki yet. There’s still a longer way to go in the future." Lee Jun Ki revealed that there are times where he feels gloomy and can’t find answers to his questions but he hopes to not give up his acting no matter what happens and die while acting, which showed his passion and love for acting.[8]

His next role was as the supporting character on the Korean drama SBS's My Girl together with Miss Korea, Park Si Yeon, Lee Da Hae, and Lee Dong Wook. His movie, Fly, Daddy, Fly garnered much attention and media coverage due to Lee's overwhelming popularity.[10]

Lee's popularity overseas is also noted, where in the 19th Tokyo International Film Festival, he was recognized as a top star.[11] In China, Lee was the only Korean among 300 Asian stars invited to attend a Chinese television show that celebrated the Chinese New Year[12]. During the Shanghai International Film Festival, Lee was approached by acclaimed Chinese director Chen Kaige, who proposed that the two should make a film together in China, to which Lee responded, "I'd love to make the movie if the script is good and the character is right."[13]

In 2007, Lee film a joint Korea-Japan movie entitled Virgin Snow with Japanese actress Aoi Miyazaki, in which he plays a Korean exchange student.[14] He was later able to hold his first meeting with his Japanese fans on March 10, 2007 in Osaka, Japan. The next day he spoke about his acting career during a talk show that was recorded at the Swiss Hotel in Osaka later.[15] Virgin Snow prove to be a success and placed 9th at the box office[16], setting a record for a Korean film released in Japan. He also starred in an action drama Time Between Dog And Wolf, his first drama ever as the lead role. Ratings took off at a relatively high 20% (approximately); however, they waned as the drama concluded. From September 4 to October 5, at the Seoul Drama Festival 2008’s 14th ceremony, Yahoo! Korea and Yahoo! Japan, together conducted a survey on who was the best between South Korea and Japan stars. The survey totaled 27 million online votes, and the most popular TV drama being Time Between Dog and Wolf with the total of 59.9 percent with overwhelming support from the fans. Coming in second place was KBS2 TV’s Hong Gil Dong with the total of 39 percent and coming in third place was MBC’s Coffee Prince with the total of 1.5 percent. The best male actor and female actress went to none other than the main characters Lee Jun Ki and Nam Sang Mi. [17]

At the 27th Hawaii International Film Festival (HIFF) announced that Lee would be that year's recipient of its Rising Star award. The award acknowledged the actor's work, media image, and growing star-power in the global arena. The festival, which ran through October 18–28, presented the award at "An Evening with Lee Jun-ki" on Friday, October 19 along with a screening of the US premiere of one of his latest films. He also had a role in Korea's summer blockbuster May 18, about the events surrounding the Gwangju Massacre of 1980. The film will also screen at HIFF and has been nominated for the festival's top award, the Golden Orchid for Best Feature of 2007. The film covers one of the most tragic events in Korean history; the repressive regime of General Chun Doo-hwan resulted in a civilian uprising in the city of Gwangju, which was subsequently crushed by government troops entering the city and firing into crowds of demonstrators. The film has sold over seven million tickets at the local box office.[18]

From April to July 2008, Lee underwent filming for SBS's TV series Iljimae, a period drama in which he starred as a Robin Hood-esque character during the Chosun era.[19] Its first episode was started on the 21st of May with 15.4% program rating. From then its program rating was increased and finally Iljimae was finished on the 24th of July with 31.4% program rating, one of the highest ratings of the year. [20]

Lee Jun Ki became Korea’s most famous actor in 2007 and is now prominently known overseas as well. The 14th Seoul Drama Festival held an online popularity poll for a month and Lee received more than half of the votes and came in 1st place. The poll started the September 4 to October 5 and Lee received a total of 58.9% votes and became Korea’s most famous actor. Following Lee Jun Ki, was Kang Ji Hwan, who placed 2nd and Gong Yoo placed 3rd. Like online poll trends, new actors received more votes due to their popularity amongst young adults.[21]

On the other hand, Lee Jun Ki’s recent drama Iljimae is planning to be aired on the 25th of next month in Japan’s famous broadcasting program ‘Sky Perfect TV’ so his popularity in Korea is soon going to head on to Japan as well. Later in 2009, Lee Jun Ki will come back as a modern hero and has finalized his appearance in a television series broadcast by MBC drama Hero [22] in November. The script was written by Kwon Gi Young who wrote the script for Crazy About Love. [23] [24]

Dispute With Mentor Entertainment

In September 2008, Lee Jun Ki became embroiled in a contractual dispute with his agency Mentor Entertainment. [25] Since the dispute erupted, both sides have been relentless in making 'verbal assault' against one another. Mentor Entertainment was suing Lee Jun Ki for 1.5 billion Won for supposedly 'breaching his contract and showing no remorse for it'. Had Mentor Entertainment won the case, Lee could have potentially been out of work until 2013.[26] However, the dispute was later resolved and the suit dropped. Lee agreed to maintain his loyalty to the agency and has agreed to disclose the conflict between him and his agent by discussing about his signing last year. After Lee and Mentor Entertainment resolved their misunderstandings, all the misconducts made were canceled and they agreed to keep the relationship. [27] However, Mentor entertainment would not withdraw their suit against Lee’s previous manager, Mr. Kim, who was blamed for the misunderstanding. A spokesperson of Mentor Entertainment stated "Conflict between us and Lee Jun Ki have resolved completely, but suit for Mr.Kim’s seizure and swindle in his work still continues." In response to this Lee said, "I am sorry to hear fans’ concern, and hope everything goes fine and would like to thank the fans from the bottom of my heart for their great support." [28]

Korea’s Ambassador

On July 29, 2008, Lee Jun Ki had a conference for the Hallyu Festival, he was chosen as the Ambassador for the 2008 Seoul Hallyu Festival.[29] Lee was later entrusted as the laws tube in the 'Government Legislation Agency's 60th year anniversary' which was held at Seoul, Gwanghwamun Sejong Center Performing Arts. Lee also revealed that Iljimae had made “Human Lee Jun Ki a more diligent person.” Lee Jun Ki added, he was exhausted while shooting Iljimae, but he completed the drama well and felt the need to show something different. Although Iljimae had ended, Lee moved on to choose his next film and said, “When I’m choosing my work, I would like to choose one that involves working with other countries. Instead of showing off being a Hallyu Star, I will try my best to show good images for those who love Korea.” During the ceremony, Lee was appointed as the first honor law tube since the constitution of the Government Legislation Agency. He received this honor due to SBS's Iljimae. [30]

On August 5, 2009, Lee Jun Ki was appointed as the new promotional ambassador of the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO).[31] Korea Tourism Organization expressed their views by presenting Lee with an award given by the President of KTO. Through the promotional activities that Lee Jun Ki help to publicize, they wish to promote South Korea travel to more Asian countries fans so that the South Korea tourism industry can recover from the impact of H1N1 quickly. During the ceremony, Korea Tourism Organization had invited numerous Chinese media to participate. Lee's popularity across Asia has been proven by a number of concerts given in Korea and overseas. A concert held in Seoul last April in collaboration with the Shanghai branch of the KTO attracted 2,500 fans from Asia, including 180 from China. Two concerts in China in May, including one held in Suzhou, lured over 10,000 fans, and shows in Yokohama and Kobe last month drew over 9,000 Japanese fans.[32]

Fan Meetings and Concerts

Lee Jun Ki at the 2009 Shanghai, Episode II Fan Meeting.Template:Puic

On May 21, 2006, Lee Jun Ki spared some of his private time for a fan meeting, Episode I, with his unprecedented 12,000 loyal fans at the Jamsil Gymnasium in South Korea. The Episode I event featured singing, dancing, and even swordplay performances from the Korean star. There was also a popping dance segment with special guest Poppin Hyun Joon [33] and a Q&A session was held with his fans. [34] Since then, Lee has participated in many concerts with Anystar, Spris, the Hallyu Expo in Asia and Pepsi. He even promoted his concerts in other countries such as his Japan fan meeting (2007), Hangzhou fan meeting (2007), Official Thailand Fan Club (2007) and the Beijing Cyworld fan meeting (2007). Lee also made a brief appearance during the promotion of the Death Note, L: Change the World fan meeting [35]

Representing as a Hallyu star, Lee Jun Ki prepared a thankful gift to his fans called ‘JK Special Film’ and had planned a special meeting beginning with the fans of Japan. Lee’s special film was shown starting September 28, 2008 touring through Taiwan, Osaka, and Tokyo on October 6, then into South Korea on October 25 and was also shown during his stay in China, Hong Kong, and Thailand. The film was about an hour long and showed unrevealed or well-made scenes of his previous screen appearances in dramas, movies and etc. The film was said to be made by Lee himself directly after finishing his drama, Iljimae. [36] On April 18, 2009, Lee held his second fan meeting Episode II 'Mask' [37] [38] at the Olympic Park fencing arena. It was said that the Episode II fan meeting will be touring around Asia. The fan-meet marked the opening of Lee Jun Ki’s World Tour [39] which would improve from the first installment as it progresses with new songs, dances, and events. The audience was made up of 4000 major fans from Korea, Japan, China [40] [41] [42] and other parts of Southeast Asia. [43] The four songs that Lee performed were released into a single album J Style , and lead to the creation of Lee’s first official music video, titled the same, which was exclusively viewed by the attended fans. One of the songs, ‘Selfless Dedicated Trees’ was written by Lee himself as a “Thank You” message for his fans. [44] The World Tour continued on through to Shanghai following the Hangzhou fan-meet on May 29, [45] then onto Japan in June, where he showed an exclusive release of his second music video Soliloquy [46] [47] and continues into his Taiwan Concert Tour [48] at the Taipei International Convention Center in September 26. [49] The Taiwan Concert was planned to be the last show for Lee's Asia Concert tour. But an unexpected matter took place when they had discovered that their Taiwanese counterpart had run away with the money that was for the concert. [50] So despite this unfortunate setback, Lee Jun Ki and his agency managed to rent the venue and stage equipment at the very last minute to make sure that the concert went on as scheduled. [51]

Sawasdee Khrab Photobook

File:20090928 leejunkiThailandPhotobook.jpg
Sawasdee Khrab DVD Photo Book

Lee Jun Ki promoted the launch of his new photo book in Thailand, Bangkok, Pataya and Chaingmai. on September 27, 2009. The event was held at Central World, where over 100 journalists and 1,000 fans awaited. The event was marked by Lee Jun Ki himself, handing over the 1st issue of his photo book to the Thai government while government officials presented him with a plaque for raising Thailand's profile in the world. Lee's photo book was produced to commemorate the 50th year anniversary of the Korea Thailand Communication Centers (KTCC). [52] The photo book cover illustrates Lee curiously posed carrying a backpack in his left hand while holding a camera in his right near the steps of a temple in Bangkok with the words JunKi Sawasdee Khrab, meaning "Hello!", (pronounced Sawatdi Keurap) [53] written above Lee's head. The content of the book consists of full color illustrations with 164 pages of stories in video footage based on Lee Jun Ki's complete tour in Thailand with other aspects of unseen footage, where Lee rides jet ski's, and role play's as chef in a market place. In addition, Lee Jun Ki promoted book offers and souvenir pictures at the Tourism Authority of Thailand and also delivered signatures to about 50 fans. With backdrops of the best views in Thailand, it also includes Lee expressing his relaxation methods from his hectic lifestyle. Following the launch in Thailand, Lee Jun Ki promoted the photo book from October 5 in Korea, Japan and China. [54]

Discography

A poll by a music website Jukeon that asked "Who will be the most popular if they release an album?" Lee ended up being in first place with 66% of the votes. He released his first mini album My Jun, My Style - April 26, 2007 which contains three songs that he wrote for his Episode 1 fan meeting on May 21, 2006. Singer, Kim So Ri, released an album Lip, February 2009, and Lee Jun Ki is featured in one song titled, Pinky Finger (새끼손가락 ). Lee Jun Ki released his second album J Style - April 17, 2009 [55] which will be produced with musician Kim Hyung Suk. The album consists 4 new songs including his 3 songs from his previous album My Jun, My Style.

  1. "J Style"
  2. "Soliloquy"
  3. "I'm Ready"
  4. "Selfless Dedicated Trees"
  1. "Pinky Finger"
  1. "Fly High" feat. Seo In Young
  1. "One Word"
  2. "Don't Know Love"
  3. "Foolish Love" (Pabbo Sarang)

Filmography

Dramas

Films

Music Videos

File:SoliloquyMV.jpg
Soliloquy music video by Lee Jun Ki
  • 2009 : Lee Jun Ki: "Soliloquy"
  • 2009 : Lee Jun Ki: "J Style"
  • 2009 : Kim So Ri (소리): "Pinky Finger (새끼손가락)"
  • 2008 : 2008 Beijing Olympics: "Decathlon"
  • 2006 : Lee Hyori: "Anystar"
  • 2006 : Lee Soo Young: "Secret" (Part III of the trilogy from Grace I & Grace II)
  • 2006 : Lee Soo Young: "Grace" (Grace I & II)
  • 2004 : Clazziquai: "Sweety"
  • 2004 : Kang Sung Hoon: "Precious Story"
  • 2004 : Eun Ji Won: "Drunk In Melody"

TV Commercials / Advertisements

Awards

Years Awards
2009
  • Honorary Tourism Ambassador for Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) [56]
  • MNET 20s Choice Award: Male Popularity Award [57]
2008
  • Honorary Ambassador for Seoul Hallyu Festival [58]
  • Honorary Legal System Officer (名譽法制官) [59]
  • Seoul Drama 2008 (Most Popular Actor for "Time Between Dog and Wolf") [60]
  • 2008 SBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award [61]
  • 2008 SBS Drama Awards: Netizen Popularity Award [61]
  • 2008 SBS Drama Awards: Top 10 Stars Award [61]
2007
2006

References

  1. ^ Lee Jun-ki, a public high school photo bangsongban 'popular girls'. Msn News, 2009-11-11. Retrieved on November 11, 2009.
  2. ^ Lee Hyo Lee arranged a blind date with Lee Jun-ki and Boa" Chosun, 2009-04-30. Retrieved April 30, 2009.
  3. ^ Kim, Hyun.S. Korea faces tough decision to pick its choice for foreign film Oscar, Yonhap News, 2006/09/19. Retrieved February 7, 2007.
  4. ^ King and Clown Star Works Hard for Little Pay. The Chosun Ilbo (English edition), 2006-07-27. Retrieved on February 7, 2007.
  5. ^ Pretty boy Lee shows off his introspective side. JoongangDaily, 2009-07-10. Retrieved on July 10, 2009.
  6. ^ Kim, Sung-jin.Korea to Halve Screen Quota The Korea Times, 2006-01-26. Retrieved February 7, 2007.
  7. ^ 이준기 '스크린쿼터 축소반대' 1인 시위에 1000여명 몰려 Dongailbo, 2006-02-12. Retrieved February 7, 2007.
  8. ^ a b Lee Jun Ki was cast in 'The King and the Clown' for doing handstands very well Newsen, 2008-12-13. Retrieved December 13, 2008.
  9. ^ Jung Sun (April 2009) The Shared Imagination of Bishōnen, Pan-East Asian Soft Masculinity: Reading DBSK, Youtube.com and Transcultural New Media Consumption Intersections: Gender and Sexuality in Asia and the Pacific, Retrieved November 16, 2009.
  10. ^ Chinese Netizens: KBS among Top 10 Firms. KBS Global (English edition), 2006-09-26. Retrieved on February 7, 2007.
  11. ^ Lee Jun-ki: Proof that the K-Wave Rolls On. The Chosun Ilbo (English edition), 2006-10-26. Retrieved on February 7, 2007.
  12. ^ Actor Lee Jun-ki to Appear on Special Chinese TV Show. KBS Global (English edition), 2007-01-31. Retrieved on February 7, 2007.
  13. ^ "Lee Jun-ki Approached to Star in Chinese Movie". Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition): Daily News In English About Korea. Retrieved 2007-07-05. {{cite news}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  14. ^ Lee Jun-ki Appears in Korea-Japan Joint Film. KBS Global (English edition), 2006-09-22. Retrieved on February 7, 2007.
  15. ^ Lee Jun-ki's New Movie to Open in Korea, Japan. KBS Global (English edition). Retrieved on February 7, 2007.
  16. ^ Lee Jun-ki's Film Places 9th at the Japanese Box Office. KBS Global (English edition), 2007-05-17. Retrieved on August 13, 2007.
  17. ^ Lee Jun Ki - Nam Sang Mi, have the honor of being the best actor/actress among the South Korean and Japanese Netizens. DongA, 2008-10-13. Retrieved on October 13, 2008.
  18. ^ Korean Film
  19. ^ Lee Jun-ki's Image in 'Iljimae' Revealed- AsianPopcorn, Asian Movie News, Videos, Bios
  20. ^ ‘Iljimae’ Passes 25% To Set New Record. Hanfever, 2008-07-03. Retrieved on July 03, 2008.
  21. ^ Lee Jun Ki, Korea’s most famous actor. Sports Seoul, 2008-10-06. Retrieved on October 06, 2008.
  22. ^ Lee Junki and Kim Min Jung together in Hero
  23. ^ Lee Joon Ki to Play a Hero Yet Again?. Hanfever, 2008-11-25. Retrieved on November 25, 2008.
  24. ^ “Will Lee Jun Ki participate in SBS ‘Suspicious Heroes’?”. Star News, 2008-11-25. Retrieved on November 25, 2008.
  25. ^ Lee Jun Ki and SM (Mentor) Law Suit on a New Level -- Activities Abroad May Be Restricted, XingLang Entertainment Media. Sina, 2008-10-28. Retrieved on October 29, 2008.
  26. ^ Actor Lee Jun-ki Faces Lawsuit. Korean Times, 2008-09-28. Retrieved on September 28, 2008.
  27. ^ Mentor Entertainment accused Lee Jun Ki a civil lawsuit followed by criminal lawsuit. Yahoo News, 2008-10-28. Retrieved on October 29, 2008.
  28. ^ Legal issues resolved for Lee Junki. Dramabeans, 2008-12-29. Retrieved on December 29, 2008.
  29. ^ The face of Hallyu. Dramabeans, 2008-07-28. Retrieved on July 29, 2008.
  30. ^ Lee Jun Ki, smiles broadly for being entrusted as the laws tube. Newsen, 2008-08-11. Retrieved on August 11, 2008.
  31. ^ Lee Jun Ki Korea Tourism Ambassador, The Expression Crowded. Naver, 2009-08-05. Retrieved on August 8, 2009.
  32. ^ Lee Jun-ki Picked to Promote Korean Tourism. Chosun Ilbo, 2009-08-06. Retrieved on August 8, 2009.
  33. ^ Lee Jun Ki - Poppin Hyun Joon, his unchanging friendship. Asiae, 2009-05-08. Retrieved on May 08, 2009.
  34. ^ 이준기 퍼포먼스에 일본 열도 혼절. News Prime, 2009-07-20. Retrieved on July 20, 2009.
  35. ^ Korea’s Lee Jun Ki will meet Japan’s Matsuyama Kenichi. Article Alley, 2009-07-09. Retrieved on July 09, 2009.
  36. ^ Lee Jun Ki, wants to challenge himself with different genres. Naver News, 2008-10-08. Retrieved on October 08, 2008.
  37. ^ Lee Jun-ki in EPISODE 2: The Mask. K-Popped, 2009-04-19. Retrieved on April 19, 2009.
  38. ^ 이준기 퍼포먼스에 일본 열도 혼절. News Prime, 2009-07-20. Retrieved on July 20, 2009.
  39. ^ 포토엔이준기, 빨간옷 카리스마 ‘파워풀댄스’ 작렬]. Newsen, 2009-07-20. Retrieved on July 20, 2009.
  40. ^ Lee Jun Ki, China to Japan 'Fan Meeting'. Yahoo News, 2009-06-12. Retrieved on June 12, 2009.
  41. ^ South Korean actor Lee Jun Ki organized Chinese Fan Meetings making tens of thousands of his fans crazy. Im86, 2009-06-06. Retrieved on June 06, 2009.
  42. ^ Lee Jun Ki, Again, Shake In China!. Art News, 2009-06-03. Retrieved on June 03, 2009.
  43. ^ 가와이 이준기'日팬미팅 '5천팬 열광'---'아이디어+열정'가득. MyDaily, 2009-07-20. Retrieved on July 20, 2009.
  44. ^ 이준기 "제 공연은 日팬 위한 종합선물". Yahoo News, 2009-07-18. Retrieved on July 18, 2009.
  45. ^ Lee Jun Ki Fan Meeting In Japan Will Showed On TV Broadcast. Ib Times China, 2009-07-11. Retrieved on July 11, 2009.
  46. ^ Lee Jun Ki "A Man Of Asia" - New Singer Award. iSplus, 2009-07-03. Retrieved on July 03, 2009.
  47. ^ Lee Jun-ki, cold and passionate attraction in Soliloquy . Newsen, 2009-07-03. Retrieved on July 03, 2009.
  48. ^ Lee Jun Ki Will Be Hold Fan Meeting in Taiwan "Promised To Keep The 1 Year. Newsen, 2009-08-31. Retrieved on August 31, 2009.
  49. ^ [http://"udn.com"http//udn.com/NEWS/ENTERTAINMENT/ENT5/5143493.shtml Lee Jun Ki Come To Taiwan On The Sept 24th To Eat Pig Blood Cake]. UDN, 2009-09-19. Retrieved on September 19, 2009.
  50. ^ Lee Jun-ki Scammed in Taiwan. KBS WORLD, 2009-09-29. Retrieved on September 29, 2009.
  51. ^ [http://www.allkpop.com/index.php/full_story/lee_junki_pays_for_his_own_concert/ Lee Junki Pays For His Own Concert In Taiwan]. Allkpop, 2009-09-27. Retrieved on September 27, 2009.
  52. ^ Lee Jun Ki Have Close Contact With His Fans Et.21cn, 2009-09-29. Retrieved September 29, 2009.
  53. ^ Lee Junki Launches His “Sawasdee Khrab” Photo Book. Allkpop, 2009-09-28. Retrieved on October 02, 2009.
  54. ^ [http://"udn.com"http//udn.com/NEWS/ENTERTAINMENT/ENT5/5143493.shtml Lee Jun Ki Come To Taiwan On The Sept 24th To Eat Pig Blood Cake]. UDN, 2009-09-19. Retrieved on September 19, 2009.
  55. ^ Lee Jun Ki Unleashes 'J Style'
  56. ^ Lee Becomes Tourism Ambassador. Korean Times, 2009-08-05. Retrieved on August 05, 2009.
  57. ^ Han Ji Min and Lee Jun Ki First Couple Outing For Mnet 2009 20's Choice, August 28. Newsen, 2009-08-17. Retrieved on September 11, 2009.
  58. ^ Lee Jun Ki's Hallyu Festival Autograph Session, Signing with Love in the Rain. Sina, 2008-10-29. Retrieved on October 29, 2008.
  59. ^ Lee Jun Ki, smiles broadly for being entrusted as the laws tube. Newsen, 2008-08-11. Retrieved on August 11, 2008.
  60. ^ “Time Between Dog and Wolf” Opening, Finally got the real attention of the drama Lee Jun Ki and Nam Sang Mi smile big with joy. Newsen, 2006-10-14. Retrieved on September 10, 2009.
  61. ^ a b c Lee Jun Ki-Song Yoon Ah-Kim Ha Neul, Male/Female Top excellence acting awards(SBS Grand Acting Awards ceremony). MyDaily, 2009-01-01. Retrieved on January 01, 2009. Cite error: The named reference "kr.news.yahoo.com" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  62. ^ Lee Jun-ki arrives for Hawaii International Film Festival. K-Popped, 2007-10-20. Retrieved on October 20, 2007.
  63. ^ 2007 MBC Drama Awards. Popseoul, 2007-12-31. Retrieved on December 31, 2007.
  64. ^ The 27th Blue Dragon Awards. The Korea Society, 2006-01-21. Retrieved on February 12, 2006.


Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lee_Joon-gi&oldid=326164476"