Jang 's first drama as the lead director was '' The 101st Proposal '' ( 2006 ) starring Lee Moon-sik and Park Sun-young , a remake of the same-titled 1991 Japanese drama about an unattractive but kind-hearted aging bachelor who meets the girl of his dreams , a TV announcer still mourning her dead boyfriend . Then in 2007 , Jang directed '' War of Money '' , which explored loan shark culture and drew high ratings as well as praise for its cast led by Park Shin-yang ( Park later won the highest honor , called the " Daesang " or Grand Prize , at the 2007 SBS Drama Awards ) . Jang reunited with Park in the period drama '' Painter of the Wind '' ( 2008 ) , adapted from Lee Jung-myung 's historical fiction novel that depicted the relationship between two Joseon era artists , Kim Hong-do and Shin Yun-bok ( the latter is a woman disguised as a man , portrayed by Moon Geun-young ) . Though Jang said he found it " challenging to make art interesting , " the drama drew critical acclaim , particularly for Moon , who became the youngest ever Daesang winner at the 2008 SBS Drama Awards . '' War of Money '' and '' Painter of the Wind '' established Jang as one of the top production-directors ( or " PD " ) in Korean television
2008 SBS Drama Awards
2008 SBS Drama Awards
Jang Tae-yoo