What is the name of the Korean Jurchen in the American drama Lost?

Jin Yunzhen Yunjin Jin Jin Yunzhen was born in Seoul, immigrated to the United States at the age of 10, graduated from new york Art School, and majored in acting at British Theatre Academy and Boston University. Since then, she has been active on the stage of American TV series, and returned to Korea around 1997 because she longed for the recognition of the motherland, and filmed many TV series and movies. 1998, she won the Newcomer Award of the Big Clock Award for her movie Spy, and then she made films such as Dancing with Swallows and Smiling. In 2002, she won the title of "unrequited love" for winning the prize of "Shadow of Qinglong". After winning the highest honor in Korea, she returned to the United States. In 2004, she was lucky enough to sign an exclusive contract with William Morris, a famous Hollywood brokerage firm, and then appeared in the ABC TV series Lost. This play depicts the essence and complexity of human nature. After the broadcast, it has received rave reviews and high ratings. In addition, it has been exported to more than 65,438+000 foreign radio stations. The popularity of this drama makes Jin Yunzhen's movies flock to it. Among them, Memoirs of a Geisha directed by Spielberg was rejected by Jin Yunzhen. In 2007, Jin Yunzhen starred in the domestic film "Seven Days", and won the 45th Korean Bell Award for her successful performance as a grieving lawyer mother in the film.