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The tweet translates to: "The drama 'Anna Lasmanara - The Magical Melody' starring Ji Chang-wook, Choi Sung-eun, and Hwang In-yeop is currently being well-received on Netflix. To commemorate its release in Japan, Ji Chang-wook and Choi... - Korean Wave and Korean Entertainment News 2022.05.27 interview 2025.05 3rd anniversary share.google/huYxiyIqGrvLoY…"

20. "Anna Rasumanara: The Melody of Magic" - Ji Chang-wook, Choi Sung-eun, Hwang In-yeop. A musical fantasy set in an amusement park. The work incorporates elements of poverty, social inequality issues, and murder suspense. The visuals are beautiful, and the magician Riu-ru, who has the heart of a child, was adorable 🥰.

Thank you for the development of "We Want to Work but Can't" by Che Seong-un, translated by Sonoko Osanai (Sekai Shiso Sha). x.com/Kaninsisterhoo…

"【Finished Reading】 'We Want to Work but Can't' by Choi Sung-woon booklog.jp/item/1/4790718…"

"The book 'We Want to Work but Can't' (by Choi Sung-woon, translated by Sonoko Osanai, published by Sekai Shiso-sha) has arrived. karaimobooks.stores.jp/items/68312afc… Women with children are leaving their jobs. Behind what seems like individual choices lies a society that enforces this. The reality in Korea feels like a reflection of Japan, and I see my peers in it. Highly recommended!"

The tweet translates to: "'We Who Want to Work but Can't' by Choi Sung-woon, translated by Sonoko Osanai (Sekai Shiso Sha), #FinishedReading. This book constantly reminded me of my own past and the women around me. For me, the book's point about 'men and women being able to compete on equal footing' brought back memories of the past. I was job hunting during the employment ice age."

The tweet translates to: "By Che Seong-woon / Translated by Sonoko Koyanagi 'We Want to Work but Can't' (Sekai Shiso Sha) Makino Momoe 'Gender Gap: What Empirical Economics Tells Us' (Chuko Shinsho) #Now in stock at Shizu pic.x.com/eeFe3qqvEj"

【New Release】"We Want to Work but Can't" (by Choi Sung-woon, translated by Sonoko Koyanagi / Seikatsu Shisosha). This book highlights the issue of highly educated women with children in South Korea exiting the labor market, leading to a continuous loss of capable talent in society. What is needed to dismantle male-centric workplaces and individualized care? It explores this through comparisons with Sweden and the United States. pic.x.com/PUlvpryrRA

The tweet translates to: "#LeeJaeWook × #ChaeSungEun The drama 'Last Summer' is currently in discussions for a broadcast start in November 2025. Filming has already been completed. 'A three-dimensional romance between a woman who hates summer and a man who has been waiting for summer every day' after a two-year reunion." pic.x.com/ubvG5nhw4Q

I love the Korean drama "Monster" so much that I've watched it multiple times. The entire cast was amazing. As a drama fan, I'm really looking forward to the pairing of Ken Yasuda and Koji Mizukami! But about the role of Jay... there were so many other options... Che Seong-woon, despite being a newcomer, delivered a solid performance! Who is Jung-jae played by Choi Tae-hoon? He was also fantastic in his role. x.com/drama_wowow/st…

🌸Release Date: May 20, 2025🌸 We, who want to work but cannot. Author: Choi Sung-woon Publisher: Sekai Shiso Sha ✨Highly educated women with children in South Korea are exiting the labor market. What is needed to dismantle male-centric workplaces and individualized care? Considering comparisons with Sweden and the United States✨ #PR amzn.to/43k1ZEX

The tweet translates to: "Besides Shin Hakyun, the other nominees for the Baeksang Awards were Choi Daehun and Choi Sungwoon... I think Choi Daehun's acting skills are especially important..."

The tweet translates to: "The sister at the yakiniku restaurant was like Takahashi Hikaru in my mind...! She resembles Choi Sung-woon too! I wanted to see that version as well!!!!"

The translation of the tweet is: "We want to work, but we can't. Che Seong-woon, Sonoko Koyama. Are women excluded from investment? Do women enjoy working part-time? Released today on 5/20. amzn.to/43gjRR7"

【Release Announcement】 "We Want to Work but Can't" (by Choi Seong-woon, translated by Sonoko Koyanagi) is now available as an e-book starting today. Highly educated women with children in South Korea are withdrawing from the labor market, and society continues to lose talented individuals. What is the prescription for dismantling male-centric workplaces and individualized care? sekaishisosha.jp/book/b661663.h…