Kim Ji Won’s Transformation into a Luxurious Queen in ‘Queen of Tears’
Actress Kim Ji Won emits a queen's force that overwhelms all around
The new weekend drama ‘Queen of Tears’ (written by Park Ji Eun, directed by Jang Young Woo, Kim Hee Won) airing for the first time on March 9th on tvN, tells the story of the miraculous love story that begins again like a miracle amid the dangerous crisis of a 3-year-old couple, Hong Hae In (played by Kim Ji Won), the queen of the department store, and Baek Hyun Woo (played by Kim Soo Hyun), the son of the head of the Yongduri and the prince of the supermarket.
In the drama, Kim Ji Won takes on the role of Hong Hae In, the wife of Baek Hyun Woo and the president of Queens Department Store. With her stunning visuals and innate intelligence, she is a true queen who has never bowed to anyone in her life. Breaking everyone’s expectations among numerous candidates for husbands, she chose Baek Hyun Woo, a country boy from Yongduri, and is now walking on a flower path after their marriage, which is considered the marriage of the century.
In the released photos, Hong Hae In’s appearance alone captures everyone’s attention. Her glamorous styling, confident attitude, and unique charisma befitting the title of department store queen make Hong Hae In’s presence even more prominent.
Hong Hae In’s life, filled with a handsome husband, overflowing wealth, and honor, is indeed a situation akin to an autograph. However, one day, an unexpected thunderbolt strikes her flower path, shaking not only her life but also her relationship with her husband, Baek Hyun Woo. It makes one curious whether Hong Hae In will be able to safely overcome this crisis.
Kim Ji Won’s performance is expected to enhance the immersion into the struggles of the character Hong Hae In. As she has left a deep impression in every work with her ability to digest characters that transcend genres such as historical dramas, fantasy, and youth dramas, attention is focused on Kim Ji Won’s performance in ‘Queen of Tears’ once again, anticipating another transformation.
