Actor Lee Min Ho solidified his determination before his new drama Faith starts airing.
In SBS TV’s new drama series Faith, which starts airing on August 13, Lee plays the role of the general Choi Young.
Lee says, “Because I’ve done my best for last three months, I’ll just leave the rest to God’s will.” He also says thanks to his fans by saying, “Koreans live on rice but I live on my fans.”
At a production report conference of Faith, which was held on August 9, fifteen tons of rice sent by Lee fans from 17 countries filled the place. In addition, many fans are leaving cheering and encouraging messages on the official website of the series. Some messages were read by over 50,000 people. Over 1,000 Chinese fans also donated 84,000 yuans (about 15 million won) to UNICEF, wishing the series success.
Such enthusiastic responses resulted from Lee’s constant communication with his fans on such social networking sites as Twitter, Facebook, and Weibo. Lee’s currently having over 12 million friends online. It’s the largest number in Korea.
A spokesperson for Lee says, “On the day he attended a production report conference of Faith, he gladly responded to his fans’ request for his autographs and photo shoot”
Source: Starnews
Credit: korea.com
August 18, 2012
[News] Lee Min Ho makes a fresh resolution before his new drama Faith starts airing
Actor Lee Min Ho solidified his determination before his new drama Faith starts airing.
In SBS TV’s new drama series Faith, which starts airing on August 13, Lee plays the role of the general Choi Young.
Lee says, “Because I’ve done my best for last three months, I’ll just leave the rest to God’s will.” He also says thanks to his fans by saying, “Koreans live on rice but I live on my fans.”
At a production report conference of Faith, which was held on August 9, fifteen tons of rice sent by Lee fans from 17 countries filled the place. In addition, many fans are leaving cheering and encouraging messages on the official website of the series. Some messages were read by over 50,000 people. Over 1,000 Chinese fans also donated 84,000 yuans (about 15 million won) to UNICEF, wishing the series success.
Such enthusiastic responses resulted from Lee’s constant communication with his fans on such social networking sites as Twitter, Facebook, and Weibo. Lee’s currently having over 12 million friends online. It’s the largest number in Korea.
A spokesperson for Lee says, “On the day he attended a production report conference of Faith, he gladly responded to his fans’ request for his autographs and photo shoot”
Source: Starnews
Credit: korea.com
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