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Birth Name: Lee Dong Min

Stage Name: Cha Eunwoo

Birthday: March 30, 1997

Zodiac Sign: Aries

Height: 183 cm (6'0")

Weight: 73 kg (161 lbs)

Blood Type: B

Drama Series:

The WONDERfools | Lee Woon Jeong | 2025

Wonderful World | Kwon Seon Yul | 2024

A Good Day To Be a Dog | Jin Seo Won | 2023

Island | John / Yohan / Kang Chan Hyuk | 2022

True Beauty | Lee Suho | 2020

Soul Plate | Angel Raviel | 2019

Rookie Historian Goo Hae Ryung | Prince Yirim / Maehwa | 2019

Top Management | Woo Yeonwoo | 2018

My ID Is Gangnam Beauty | Do Kyung Seok | 2018

Sweet Revenge | Himself | 2017

Hit the Top | MJ | 2017

My Romantic Some Recipe | Himself | 2016

To Be Continued | Himself | 2015

Movies:

Decible | Jeon Tae Ryong | 2022

The Great Battle | Border Soldier | 2018

My Brilliant Life | Healthy Han Ah Reum | 2014

Awards:

2020 14th SBS Entertainment Awards | Rookie Award | Master In The House

2019 MBC Drama Awards | Best Couple | Rookie Historian Goo Hae Ryung

2019 MBC Drama Awards | Excellence Award | Rookie Historian Goo Hae Ryung

2019 1st iQiyi Entertainment Awards | Most Charming Actor | My ID Is Gangnam Beauty

2019 14th Annual Soompi Awards | Breakout Actor | My ID Is Gangnam Beauty

2018 Korea First Brand Awards | Male Idol Actor | My ID Is Gangnam Beauty

2018 Yahoo Asia Buzz Awards | Most Searched Rookie Actor | My ID Is Gangnam Beauty

2018 3rd Asia Artist Awards | Rising Star Awards | My ID Is Gangnam Beauty

2018 11th Korea Drama Awards | Hallyu Star Award | My ID Is Gangnam Beauty

2018 11th Korea Drama Awards | Best New Actor | My ID Is Gangnam Beauty

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History of Korean Currencies

Who are the people on Korean bill? 

50,000 Bill 

The woman on the bill is Shin Saimdang of the Joseon era. Due to her filial devotion to her parents and love for children, Shin Saimdang has been held up as a model of Confucian ideals. 

Before the 50,000 note was released in 2009, the 10,000 won notes was the highest denomination in South Korea. 

10,000 Bill 

The person portrayed on the green 10,000 won bill is Sejeong the Greatm the famous king of Joseon. 

King Joseon is credited with establishing much of what we think of as Korean culture, and he also created the Korean alphabet, hangul. 

5,000 Bill 

The person printed on the organ 5,000 won bill is the son of Shin Saimdang who we saw earlier on the 50,000 won bill. 

Yi I was a Korean philosopher who had a huge influence on Confucianism and philosophy in Korea. 

1,000 Bill 

The star of the blue 1,000 won bill is the Confucian scholar Yi Hwang. He was one of the two most prominent scholars of the Joseon dynasty, the other being Yi I. 

Yi Hwang was a master of calligraphy band poetry, and was known as a scholar who wasn’t concerned with either money or status. 

500 coin 

The 500 won coin in circulation today made its appearance at the beginning of the 1980s. Actually, 500 bills were printed until May 12, 1993, but it slowly disappeared. 

The old 500 won note feature admiral Yi Sun-Sin of Joseon Korea. 

100 Coin 

The Korean hero, Yi Sun-shin (previously found on the old 500 won bill), is depicted on the 100 won coin which is in circulation today. 

Bills were printed for the 100 won denomination until December 1, 1980. 

50 Coin 

A stalk of rice is printed on the current and the previous series of the 50 won coin. 

500 won was printed as a bill until 1973. However, the 5,000 won bill had been introduced the previous year, and this was the beginning of inflation which saw both bill denominations and market prices rise. 

The values of Korean money had fluctuated a lot throughout history, but after introducing a stronger monetary policy in 1962, it finally began to stabilize. 

10 Coin 

10-won coin has through several series had the Dabotap Pagoda printed on it. The original red-brown color was changed to more a yellow nuance in 1983. 

However, the cost of minting this version was too high, so they changed the color again in 2006 to a light brown. Because of their low value, 10-won coins are not that frequently used. 

5 & 1 Coin 

The 5-won and 1-won coins share a lot of history. 

With economic development, inflation, and the introduction of higher denominations, the cost of producing lesser coins came to exceed the face value of the coins. 

In the 60s, both 5-won and 1-won were also found as bills, but you can’t buy anything with a 1 coin these days. 

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