recent years, Lee liked that she related to him in a natural manner. Han said that Lee scolded her a lot in the beginning of the shoot for not acting well, so she used the pain in her heart to portray her character such that she improved towards the middle of the filming and learned a lot from him. She also sang on the soundtrack, having played a gisaeng in the film. After starring in her first period drama series in 2011's The Duo, she played a woman who helps a young man achieve his dreams in the single-episode drama Pianist, and a visually impaired teacher in the 2-part Chuseok special The Great Gift. She also starred in her first Chinese drama, Heavenly Embroidery. 2012–present Han played the protagonist in the 2012 drama May Queen, the success story of a woman in the shipbuilding industry during Korea's modernization. In 2013, she portrayed dual roles in Pots of Gold (also known as I Summon You, Gold! or Gold, Appear!), a family comedy that explores money, love and marriage. This was followed by leading roles as a cold-hearted heiress in The Full Sun, and as a wrongfully convicted prisoner turned baker in 4 Legendary Witches in 2014. In January 2016, Han signed with management agency KeyEast. In 2018, she made a comeback in the family drama Shall We Live Together. Personal life On September 21, 2010, Han married public prosecutor Jung Hyuk-joon in a private ceremony in Hawaii. On the December 31, 2020, Han announced on social media that she is expecting a child, due in Summer 2021. On June 23, 2021, Han's agency announced that had given birth to a daughter Jung Yoon-seul. Both her husband and daughter appeared on public television for the first time via Stars' Top Recipe at Fun-Staurant. Filmography Film Television series Music video Discography Book Shoe line Awards and nominations References External links Han Ji-hye at Content Y South Korean film actresses South Korean television actresses South Korean female models Sejong University alumni People from Gwangju 1984 births Living people