Choi Ji Woo’s acting experience

In 1994, after being admitted to the Dance Department of Busan Women's University, she participated in the 23rd MBC Idol Open Recruitment with a try attitude. Since then, she has embarked on the path of acting. She was originally cast as the heroine in the movie "GhiChunDo", but unfortunately the crew and director were temporarily changed, and she had to leave, even though some scenes had been shot.

In 1995, after her first TV work "War and Love", she participated in the Isabelle Adjani selection contest in South Korea and won the Isabelle Adjani selection contest and won the role of starring in the movie "Park Bong Kunli" Home Events" opportunity.

In 1998, he collaborated with Bae Yongjun in the TV series "First Love", playing a small supporting role. The highest ratings were nearly 66%, and each episode ranked first in ratings.

In 2000, she participated in "Unstoppable Love" launched by the Eight Major Drama Stations, playing the role of a smart and lively rich girl.

In 2001, he starred in "Beautiful Days" and played a leukemia patient.

In April 2002, he starred with Bae Yongjun in "Winter Sonata" directed by Yoon Seok-ho. In December, she made her debut in the comedy "The President", playing a willful, straightforward, and cute spicy teacher in the film. The film was hailed as the Korean version of "Roman Holiday."

In August 2003, she participated in "The 101st Proposal", a large-cost production by China, Japan and South Korea. This was her first time working with Taiwanese staff.

In March 2004, he went to Japan's NHK TV station to film the special feature "Winter Sonata - With Choi Ji Woo". In July, she co-starred with Lee Byung-hun in "Everyone Has a Secret" and played the role of the second sister among the three sisters. She is an ordinary person from appearance to personality. This is the first time Choi Ji-woo has been in bed with an actor.

In April 2005, the Korean cable channel launched the "Ten Representative Korean Beauties" election to commemorate the tenth anniversary of its establishment. Choi Ji Woo was selected as one of the "Top Ten Artificial Beauties". In October, she made a guest appearance in "Flying Dance", playing the role of the female knight Princess Feizhu who started a martial arts contest with Yin Suyi in the cold weather of minus 20 degrees.

In March 2006, she starred in the tragic love film "Lian Lizhi", and performed a tragic character for the first time. She played the role of a woman who had only a few days to live and had a bitter love with Zhao Hanshan. She was named the Queen of Tears, and later Adapted into comics by Japanese cartoonists. In December, starring with Kwon Sang-woo and Kim Tae-hee, "Stairway to Heaven" directed by Lee Jang-soo premiered in mainland China, portraying the tragic queen Jingshu, separated from her beloved, and finally suffering from a terminal illness.

In May 2007, he starred in the MBC TV series "Castle in the Sky" with Lee Jung-jae. It ended with single-digit ratings, but the show set many records for Korean TV series, including the first It was approved to film the South Korean National Intelligence Building, and MBC TV station co-produced it with TV drama production company *** for the first time.

In December 2008, he starred with Yoo Ji-tae in the SBS drama "Celebrity Lovers", which ended with single-digit ratings.

In November 2009, starring in "Actresses", Choi Ji Woo himself told the true story of Korean actresses.

In August 2011, he starred in the MBC comedy "Never Give Up" with Yoon Sang-hyun, playing the role of Lee Eun-jae, but the ratings did not exceed single digits.

In 2012, she starred in "City Lovers" directed by Li Yuan. In the play, she changed her previous innocent and harmless character image and played the role of Liao Yandie, a golden-collared girl with a successful career and thoughtful mind.

In 2013, he starred in the SBS TV series "Suspicious Nanny".

In July 2014, he starred in the SBS TV series "Temptation" with Kwon Sang-woo, playing the role of "Yoo Se-young" who has been the successor since childhood.

In 2015, Choi Ji Woo is confirmed to star in the new tvN drama "Our Paradise", trying out the role of a 20-year-old mother for the first time. Filming is expected to start in July.

In 2016, Choi Ji Woo returned to the big screen after 7 years by starring in the movie "Please Like".