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Park Min Young K-Drama Moments That Prove She’s The Queen Of Romantic Scenes

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We lost count on how many times Park Min Young amazed us with her stunning portrayals.

On that note, envying Park Min Young for all those sweet scenes with actors she partnered with was inevitable. Paired up with popular actors of this generation, the talented artist has worked with Kim Jae Wook, Park Seo Joon, Lee Min Ho, Ji Chang Wook, Yeon Woo Jin to name a few.

Park Min Young

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Versatile and genuine, the beautiful actress has been streaking different types of winner kissing frames from her drama portfolio. Aside from that, she has hefty amount of iconic sweet scenes to boot. Looking back on all her projects, she has mastered endearing chemistry with her male leads. It results to expertly constructed crowning moments on the love stories she had been in.

Today, we look back on some of Park Min Young’s Best K-Drama Moments and celebrate why she deserves to be named as “Romance Drama Queen”.

Park Min Young

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Kim Nana in City Hunter

Thawing the cold heart of City Hunter, Park Min Young had a few sweet bickering moments with Lee Min Ho. Inevitably, the thrilling premise of the series was made even more striking owing to the smart placement of the romantic elements. It resulted to an epic drama that efficiently utilized balanced love and action scenes.

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Kim Nana and the white shirt beauty weapon

City Hunter memorable scenes

Park Min Young_City Hunter

That “I can’t sleep, I’m worried about you” kiss

Chae Young Shin in Healer

Stringing dramas in the next three years, the year 2014 proved to be another bountiful season for Park Min Young with acclaimed drama Healer. Her pairing with Ji Chang Wook received immense raves and has been on the list of certified fan favorite Korean dramas.

Park Min Young_Healer

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Bonnet-blindfold kiss

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“Don’t send me away” scene

Healer’s Hideout Kiss

“Dad, sorry we had to do it in front of you” kiss

Shin Chae Gyung In Queen For Seven Days

Marking her third period drama, Park’s emotional range was tested with her role as the object of affection between two brothers in the midst of contention on Joseon’s seat of power. If you want a good cry while basking with occasional utterly heart-fluttering moments, then include this underrated series on your watchlist.

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“I’ll count 1-10” Kiss

“How can I not love you?” Kiss

“Have you forgotten my touch already?” Kiss

Kim Mi So in What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim

Trying out her first romantic comedy, Park Min Young registered huge praises from followers. The tvN series raked in impressive numbers and featured fan service moments for its adoring supporters.

Closet Kiss

Couch-Ribbon Kiss

“I’m staying for the night” scene

Be Mine Forever Kiss

Sung Deok Mi in Her Private Life

Notching her second rom-com venture, Park Min Young made sure that she did her homework well with her role as an idol fangirl. A sweet proof that she is one of the most bankable actress, her second take on the genre followed efficiently the DONTs on dramas of romantic comedy theme.

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Blindfold Kiss

Spotted: Fangirl in Action

Fifty Shades of Gold Under-construction work space kiss

The Hwatu Expert + House Date Scene

Deserving of her continuous blessings, let’s look forward to more well-made Korean romance dramas from Park Min Young.

Photos screen-captured from VIU. Credits to KBS, SBS and tvN.

abbyinhallyuland thanks VIU for being a reliable source as she spreads K-Drama love through her writings.


ABOUT THE WRITER

abbyinhallyuland reads and sleeps a lot when she is not traveling. Her calendar reminders are mostly K-Drama broadcast schedules and birthdays of her favorite Korean actors. Promoting K-Drama watching as stress therapy is her life advocacy. She is fond of Spencer Reid, Gregory House, Kenshin Himura, Starwars saga, Haruki Murakami and Hunter x Hunter.

Recommended Korean Dramas: Reply 1988, Nine, Misaeng, Gaksital, Discovery of Love, Because This is My First Life, Descendants of the Sun, My Love from the Star, Healer, Punch, You’re Beautiful, Coffee Prince, Princess Hours, The Greatest Love, Sungkyunkwan Scandal, City Hunter, and The Smile Has Left Your Eyes.

E: abby@hellokpop.com