Shin Ha Kyun 신하균

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My OTP  ... the way she stares at him ♥ 

I envy you man .... the love on Min Young's eyes ♥ 
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heaven ... here I come!!! :x



8-> 8-> 8-> 8->

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aww our God of Acting is now an 40 years old ahjussi :x
  
  
  

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From the wrap up party!! <3333333


my favorite trio!! our 3 musketeers!!! ahhhhh Soo Young and his cupids ♥
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NG Collection ♥

Credits : SBSNOW1

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happy birthday SHK ^^(may 30)

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May 30, 2013
'All About My Love' Shin Ha Gyun & Lee Min Jung got married StarN News 

'All About My Love' finished with a happy ending.
May 29th broadcast of SBS drama 'All About My Love' showed Kim Soo Young(casted by Shin Ha Gyun) and No Min Young(casted by Lee Min Jung) getting married to each other.
No Min Young and Kim Soo Young reunited after two years, and they restarted their romance by the help of people around them.
Kim Soo Young also formed a new party, and said, "Many people ask me what my new politics is, and I think I think it is returning to the basic. You have to be sincere with politics."
Lee Min Jung said, "You also have to be sincere with love," and "Remember the moment that you first started loving me even when you get bored of me long time later."
On the other hand, 'I Hear Your Voice' will be broadcasted as the sequel of 'All About My Love'.
/Reporting by Kim Dong-Joo en@starnnews.com

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Source: Nate

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May 30, 2013
생일 축하합니다



Happy Birthday Shin Ha Kyun-ssi!

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the girl who! said: aww our God of Acting is now an 40 years old ahjussi :x
  
  
  

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Episode 16 is 100% subbed on Viki :x
http://www.viki.com/videos/226958v-all-about-my-romance-episode-16

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hahahaha sentimental Myung Ran =))



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Arabian yeoja kidnapping Myung Ran =))
 
 
 

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le sigh ... according to the news Shin Ha Kyun's lates movie "Running Man" is the most downloaded movie in Korea these days , a total ALL KILL! 

grrrr these koreans viewers ... :-w the movie wasn't a success on the theatres but this shows how anticipated the movie was ..T_T 
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Myung Ran's favorite online shopping mall =))


ahahahaha the polar bear xDDD ... LMAO @ the best item #2 Fire Extinguisher love forever! xDDD 
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Shin Ha Kyun's b-day party was a success on Nate  =)) =))



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Shin Ha Kyun’s Unbearable Cuteness From ‘All About My Romance’
  
  
  

:x 8-> 8-> 8-> :x 

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the last hug :x


* I want to die in this man's arms xD  *
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May 30, 2013

’All about My Romance‘ ends with disappointing rating

Jin Eun-soo, Intern reporter The Korea Herald


"All about My Romance" (SBS TV)

SBS TV drama “All about My Romance” ended its run of 16 episodes with a happy ending on Wednesday, although its last installment received a disappointing 4.0 percent rating.

The drama mixed political issues with romance, only to see a tepid reaction from viewers. The series drew an average viewer rating of 5.2 percent.

The plot involved a romance between the characters played by Lee Min-jung and Shin Ha-gyun. Lee and Shin played legislators from rival political parties, who ended up falling in love and overcoming their differences in political ideologies. 

As a follow-up in the Wednesday-Thursday TV drama time slot, “I Hear Your Voice” will kick off on June 5, featuring Yun Sang-hyun and Lee Bo-young.

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June 2, 2013
Young lawmakers in bipartisan experiment
By Jun Ji-hye The Korea Times

From Left: Rep. Kim Sang-min, Rep. Kim Kwang-jin

Love crosses borders but can it cross ideologies?
A TV drama featured a plot line that shows that even politicians with different ideologies from rival parties can fall in love with each other.
In “All about My Romance,” the latest SBS TV series about first-term lawmakers, Kim Soo-young (Shin Ha-kyun) from a conservative party and Noh Min-young (Lee Min-jung) of a progressive party, the two eventually tied the knot in the last episode aired Wednesday.

A poster for the SBS TV series “All about My Romance” about a romance between lawmakers Kim Soo-young  played by actor Shin Ha-kyun, right, of a conservative party, and Noh Min-young played by actress Lee Min-jung of a progressive party Courtesy of SBS
They overcame a lot of difficulties caused by ideological differences. Through the somewhat unrealistic love story, the series apparently wanted to drive home the point that notwithstanding the ideological differences between progressives and conservatives, there is a point where that can be overcome.
True to this, some politicians are currently engaged in a similar experiment to produce a bipartisan cooperation that goes beyond ideological differences.
Recently, six young first-term lawmakers from the ruling Saenuri Party and the main opposition Democratic Party (DP) launched a monthly meeting dubbed “Open Up the Future Together” to pursue bipartisan efforts to handle matters related to the youth.
The six are: Kim Sang-min, Jasmine Lee, and Lee Jae-young from the ruling party, and Kim Kwang-jin, Park Hong-keun and Chyun Ho-joon from the DP.
They are united in their belief that the need to improve people’s livelihoods supersedes ideological factionalism.
“There are differences between conservatives and progressives in terms of way of thinking, but, more importantly, we have the same task to improve national interest and people’s welfare. There is no doubt that bipartisan efforts are needed to solve problems facing young people including unemployment or expensive university tuition fees,” said Saenuri Party’s Kim Sang-min in an interview.
The 39-year-old said young legislators all expressed sympathy with the issue, which culminated into them coming out with this initiative.
“We officially meet once a month. We often have unofficial meetings as well to debate on the subject,” he said. “We also plan to jointly propose bills on youth matters and political renovation as we get together with one common agenda.”
DP’s Kim Kwang-jin, 32, the youngest among the members, said the problems the nation now faces generally goes beyond party lines.
“There could be differences in positions that the two factions would take, but solutions to resolve such issues as youth unemployment, education and housing problems are virtually the same. It’s because the ultimate goal that all parties pursue is to make people happy,” he said. “We also all agreed that young politicians should play a role in breaking down bad customs in the political scene.”
The liberal lawmaker is single. When asked an impish question_ whether he can fall in love or get married with a female lawmaker from a rival party like Kim Soo-young did in the drama, his answer was: “No.”
“If I were an ordinary citizen, occasional differences in political opinion would never be a big matter. But I am in a somewhat different position because I have chosen to be a politician. I would not be able to appeal to the public for support, if my wife does not completely agree with me.”
Ruling party’s Kim Sang-min cited such sensitive issues as the abolishment of the National Security Law, which bans pro-North Korean dialogue or activities, as one example in which the two parties still differ.
The members held a joint press conference last week and pledged to spare no bipartisan efforts to ease youth unemployment and nurture young talents.
“As the first step, we plan to propose a bill soon to make it obligatory for parties to use 5 percent of their state subsidies for young people,” they said in a statement.