Jo Hyun Jae

This is JHJ advertising for his new magazine JOVE59:

(Please see English transcript below.)

YOUTUBE

YOUKU

Hello, this is JHJ.

Greeting you here after a long time.  Are you all well?

I went to China to shoot a drama.  I’ve only returned to Korea 3 or 4 days ago.

Very happy to greet you all here and to offer my best wishes.

On December 24, my new image will be displayed through photos on this magazine.  I just want to say Hello here.

I feel good about this new magazine.  Please offer your support.

Winter is fast approaching.  Don’t catch cold.  Stay healthy.

I hereby offer my care and concern.

As always, many thanks for your support.

I’ll appear in a better image in future.

Thank you!

Please see our earlier post:

http://jo-hyun-jae.com/2011/10/28/new-japanese-jhj-magazine/

(Credit: http://www.gam.pub.jp; www.johyunjae.hk.  Thanks!)

JHJ left a message on the KOW on Nov.29,2011:

Hello, everybody!  Are you all doing well?

I’ve returned home after a long time busy working.

Thanks to all your warm cheer and encouragement, I can do well wherever I am.  Thank you so much!

I’ve met many good people when I was shooting in China, and I’ve also received a lot of good impressions.

But of course I’ve experienced differences in working conditions and other things, compared to our own country.

There may be opportunities to transcend Korea and further develop in China.

As an actor, I hope to gain more experience and widen my horizon with more opportunities for development.

I will also greet you all in a good work here.

Beware of the cold.  Be happy!!

안녕하세요!

잘 지내고 계신가요? 오랜만에 돌아오니 여러가지로 바쁘네요.
저를 아껴주시는 분들의 따뜻한 응원과 격려 덕분에 전 어디서든 잘 지낼 수 있었습니다.

진심으로 감사드립니다!

중국작품을 하면서 좋은 사람들도 많이 만나고, 좋은 인상도 받았구요.
우리나라와 다른 작업여건을 체험하며 여러가지 느낀 점이 많았어요.
한국을 넘어서 중국의 가능성을 돌아보게 된 계기가 되었고, 배우로서 경험을 쌓고 한 발 나아가 안목을 넓히는 큰 기회였다고 생각됩니다.

국내에서도 좋은 작품으로 여러분들께 인사드리겠습니다.

감기 조심하고, 행복하세요!!

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JHJ is featured in the January 2012 issue of the Japanese magazine KBOOM:

(Credit: www.johyunjae.co.kr; www.johyunjae.hk.  Thanks!)

From EVER:

(Credit: jini0509@www.ever.johyunjae.com.  Thanks!)

JHJ at Seoul’s Incheon Airport on November 21:

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(Credit: Many thanks to ojik at www.everjohyunjae.co.kr!)

Photos by ojik on EVER:

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JHJ has opened an account on Weibo (Chinese equivalent of Twitter):

http://weibo.com/zhaoxianzai

This is JHJ’s first tweet     2011.11.23    18:36

안녕하세요, 조현재 입니다. 첫번째 중국작품을 즐겁게 마무리 하고 한국에 돌아왔습니다. 성원해주신 모든 팬 여러분 너무 고마웠어요, 앞으로도 좋은 작품으로 만나뵙도록 하겠습니다.

你好, 這是趙顯宰． 很愉快地完成在中國的第一部作品已經返回韓國了． 我真是很感謝支持我的粉絲們, 我會以好的作品來和大家見面．

Hi, this is Jo Hyun Jae.  I’ve returned to Korea after happily completing my first Chinese project.  I am very grateful to fans who support me.  I’ll see you all in a good work.

[The Korean is JHJ's, the Chinese presumably by his Chinese agent (which must have opened this Weibo account for him), and the English is ours.]

 Photo shows JHJ at the Forbidden City (Imperial Palace) in Beijing

(Zhao Xian Zai is the phonetic translation of Jo Hyun Jae in Chinese – Mandarin/putonghua)

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JHJ returned to Korea on November 21, 2011.  Photos show him at Incheon Airport, Seoul.

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(Credit: Photos from Star News. http://nate.com; www.everjohyunjae.com; www.johyunjae.hk. Thanks!)

Here are their Welcome Back presents for JHJ who returned to Korea on November 21:

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JHJ went back to Korea on November 21.  So presumably between end of RO shooting on Nov.15 to Nov.20, he toured Beijing.  In fact, someone tweeted on Weibo on Nov.20 that she bumped into “that actor in 49D’ [she forgot his name!] who was with a rather fat man with curly hair and a Chinese girl with long hair at  蓝色港湾 (Solana – a shopping mall.)  She didn’t take any photos.

Anyway, here are the last of RO photos:

And this is a video of Chinese fans visiting RO set on November 6 – courtesy of  www.johyunjaechina.com – Many thanks!

(Hope you can see TUDOU – you have to type in password – johyunjae)

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