Kim Dong Suk is a South Korean model and actor born on April 7, 1990. He studied at Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul, majoring in Chinese Language and Literature. He made his modeling debut in 2011, and followed up with his acting debut in the 2012-2013 series “School 2013.” He went on to make his movie bow in the comedy title “Miss Granny” (2014). He has also starred in hit drama series including “The Blade and Petal” (2013) and “Noble, My Love” (2015).

Kim Dong Suk

Naver TV Cast

Lee Kang Hoon (Sung Hoon) is the heir to the lucrative DOL business empire. But his life changes forever on the day when a gang of kidnappers tries to abduct him.

He manages to avoid the gang’s clutches but is stabbed during the attack. He makes his way to a veterinarian clinic where he meets vet Cha Yoon Seo (Kim Jaekyung).

The vet treats his wounds, and Lee Kang Hoon is so grateful that he offers to repay the favor by buying her a new clinic in Seoul.

Then Lee Kang Hoon has an idea – he suggests that Cha Yoon Seo pretends to be his girlfriend in an effort to get his mother to stop pressuring him about getting married. Cha Yoon Seo agrees. But eventually, the duo starts to develop real romantic feelings.

Unfortunately, there is a hitch. Lee Kang Hoon’s family does not approve of Cha Yoon Seo, who is a farmer’s daughter and comes from a rural town.

Will true love prevail? Or will family pressures take their toll on Lee Kang Hoon and Cha Yoon Seo’s budding romance?

“Noble, My Love” is a 2015 drama series directed by Kim Yang Hee.

Noble, My Love

The Noble & Lovely Team

KBS02

School equals unhappiness.The students have long been the icons of loneliness, suicide, and bullying.The teachers are incompetent employees who go to school to give detention. The parents are dictators who will do anything for their child to advance in society. And school is a monster. But is school really a monster? I mean, have we ever really taken a good, proper look at school? Whenever a school is rocked by bullying or death, people blame the academic policies or SATs. They sigh and aimlessly point a finger at our moral-lacking, dog eat dog world. Perhaps we actually know nothing about school. If so, then this is the moment we all must peer into the essence of school. If we hold our breaths and look inside, the school will listen. To the stories the children hide and the teachers are unaware of, and to the deep wounds of school, which has become a monster. We all must face the despair school emanates in order to discover that faint glimmer of hope. That hope is the first step in coming face to face with the non-monstrous future of school.

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