Ride Away (Movie - 2008)

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  Han Hyo-joo
  한효주
  As
  Im Ha-jeong
  (임하정)
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  Lee Yeong-hoon
  이영훈
  As
  Kim Soo-wook
  (김수욱)
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  Kim Eung-soo
  김응수
  As
  Father
  (아빠)
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  Song Kwang-won
  송광원
  As
  Im Seung-hwi
  (임승휘)
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  Lee Eun
  이은
  As
  Lee Seon-yeong
  (이선영)
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  Kwon Geum-san
  권금산
  As
  Secondhand bookstore man
  (헌책방 주인 아저씨)

• Janitor (수위 아저씨) Lee Jeong-gook (이정국)

• Yoo Joo-hee (유주희) Min So-yeon (민소현) - Cameo

• Jeon Il-beom (전일범) Teacher in charge (승휘 담임 선생님) - Cameo

• Jeong Jae-jin (정재진) Professor Hwang (황 교수) - Cameo

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  Three Beautiful Eco-tourism Escapes in Korea
  2012/04/15, Source,
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  2011/10/10, Source,
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  How to survive a Korean summer
  2011/07/19, Source,
  by Suzy Chung on July 18th, 2011 Haeundae is the famous beach in the city of Busan. Photo courtesy of Donga Ilbo. Ah, summer in Korea. After the pouring rains of the monsoon, sunny days sweep in along with breath-stifling heat. The heat embraces the monsoon's lingering moisture all season long, so Korea's summer tends to be extremely hot and humid, bumping up the discomfort index (불쾌지수, temperature-humidity index) so high that weather forecasters warn the viewers "try not to get into arguments today because they may get out of hand". Despite all this, summer is my favorite season. Once you know what to expect and are ready for it, it's really not a season to dread at all. Here are a few pointers on how to enjoy Korea's summer:,...More