dangerously obsessed with her. Park Si-eun as Hong Chae-rin A few years older than Mong-ryong, Chae-rin was the Lees' neighbor and family friend in Seoul. She is also Mong-ryong's first love. An opportunistic character, she knows that Mong-ryong likes her, but keeps leading him on then ignoring him. But when Mong-ryong gets married, Chae-rin begins to feel jealous, and eventually tries to win him back. She interferes with the relationship between Mong-ryong and Chun-hyang, persistently trying to make them break up. Lee In-hye as Han Dan-hee Dan-hee is Chun-hyang's best friend, and dreams of becoming a successful actress. Moon Ji-yoon as Bang Ji-hyuk Mong-ryong's best friend in Namwon, who is in love with Dan-hee. Kim Chung as Gong Wol-mae Chun-hyang's mother, and a cabaret singer. She loves her daughter, but hates Chun-hyang's nagging. Ahn Suk-hwan as Mong-ryong's father Mong-ryong's father, and the chief of police in Namwon. He believes that Chun-hyang can change his son from being a hot-tempered slacker into an intelligent and responsible man. He approves of Chun-hyang as his daughter-in-law, and become a caring father figure to her. Choi Ran as Mong-ryong's mother Mong-ryong's mother, who is very protective of her son. Unlike her husband, she disapproves of Mong-ryong and Chun-hyang's marriage, and prefers Chae-rin to be her daughter-in-law. She often gives Chun-hyang a hard time in their house. Joo Ho as Kim Dong-soo Chun-hyang's loyal assistant at her accessories factory. Lee Han-wi as high school teacher Hong Ji-young as Mi-san Son Il-kwon as Kang-min Lee Ji-hoon as Director Baek Byun Hak-do's subordinate. Yoon Yong-hyun as events company president Park Si-hoo as Chae-rin's boyfriend (bit part, ep 1-2) Park Hyo-min as Chun-hyang and Moon-ryong's high school junior (Cameo) Awards 2005 KBS Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actor: Uhm Tae-woong Best Supporting Actor: Ahn Suk-hwan Best New Actor: Jae Hee Popularity Award: Han Chae-young Best Couple Award: Jae Hee and Han Chae-young Ratings Source: TNS Media Korea Notes References External links Sassy Girl Chun-hyang official KBS website 2005 South Korean television series debuts 2005 South Korean television series endings Korean Broadcasting System television dramas South Korean comedy-drama television series Korean-language television shows Works based on The Tale of Chunhyang South Korean romantic comedy television series Television shows written by the Hong sisters