hands of the president enthusiastically, and told him that she would be back in a while in her best clothes. Choi later revealed that Shin was a transsexual. Both the president and Choi waited for the opportunity to slip off. They ran through the streets and to a musical concert to escape from his bodyguards who were looking for him. They finally came to a tavern to hide and claimed that they were refugees escaping from a few men who were looking for them. The bodyguards came to the tavern, and ordered the innkeepers to allow them to search for the president. The innkeeper's wife stated that the president visited it thirty years ago and turned away the bodyguards. As the bodyguards were confronting the innkeeper's wife, the innkeeper directed the president and Choi to hide in an underground compartment. The couple were just about to kiss when the innkeeper opened the compartment. Hiccup 3 The President and Choi later went to her flat, and they kissed there. A reporter took a photo of them which later became a national controversy. The president's popularity vote fell and Choi was frowned upon by her colleagues. A scene showed Young Hee being teased by three classmates as she was smoking a cigarette. One day, the president and Choi met at the school campus. The president was playing the piano when Choi entered. They talked about the romance poem which Choi had instructed the president to write earlier on. Choi continued that the president was to compose a new poem using his name. The president was suggesting the meanings of the characters of his first two names to Choi. As he was about to talk about the third character of his name, Choi gave a punch on his stomach as he blurted out "WOhhk!". The show ended with Choi holding the hands of the president as the couple walked into the president's office. Cast Ahn Sung-ki - Han Min-wook Choi Ji-woo - Choi Eun-ju Im Soo-jung as Young-hee Lee Jang-suk - Ha-rin Kim Seong-gyeom - Principal Lee Jang-soo - Shin Kwang-bae Hwang Gyu-rim Park Ji-eun Kim Hyeong-il - Head of President's bodyguards Kim In-mun - Tavern keeper Lee Beom-soo - bum in subway station (cameo) Choi Yi-su References External links 2002 films 2000s Korean-language films South Korean romantic comedy films 2000s South Korean films