Lee Young-ae (이영애)

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  Actor Song Il-gook to Appear in Makgeolli Ad in WSJ
  2013/05/03, Source,
  Song Il-gook (right) and Seo Kyoung-duk Actor Song Il-gook and Seo Kyoung-duk, a professor at Sungshin Women's University who specializes in promoting Korean culture, will run an advertisement for makgeolli, or Korean traditional wine, in the Wall Street Journal at the end of this month. "[Actress] Lee Young-ae featured in an ad for bibimbab [a traditional Korean dish made of rice and vegetables] in the New York Times, and it has been very well received. As such, I decided to arrange a similar ad with another Korean Wave star", Seo said as he unveiled a poster for the latest promotion,...More

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  Following the NYT bibimbap ad comes the WSJ makeolli ad
  2013/04/27, Source,
  Another Hallyu star may appear on a major newspaper in the United States. In a bid to promote Korea's own fermented alcoholic beverage, scholar Seo Kyung-duk of Sungshin Women's University will again publish an advertisement in The Wall Street Journal,...More

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  Lee Young-ae promotes the new StoryOn
  2013/04/22, Source,
  Lee Young-ae poses in a white dress and an orange-colored necklace in photos released yesterday as a part of an advertisement campaign for the cable channel StoryOn. Lee Young-ae released photos of herself and her family taken as a part of an advertisement campaign for the cable channel StoryOn, yesterday,...More

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  Lee Young-ae promoting heritage
  2013/04/19, Source,
  Actress Lee Young-ae, the star of the periodic drama "Dae Jang Geum", will take a lead in promoting Korea's cultural heritage after being chosen as an honorary ambassador for a Korea National Trust campaign named "My Love Cultural Heritage". "After I worked in periodic dramas, I have come to realize the beauty of Korea's cultural heritage and how precious it is, once again", Lee said in a release. "Also, after I became a mother, I felt the need to keep the heritage handed from our ancestors safe, so that the next generation can appreciate it to the fullest",...More