Bahk Eun-ji has been with The Korea Times since 2012, building a career across multiple desks. She began at the Business Desk, where she conducted in-depth interviews with key figures in Korea's corporate world. Later, she moved to the Politics & City Desk, focusing on education policy and social affairs. She later served as team leader of the digital content team, leading curation efforts on the newspaper’s homepage and reshaping print stories for social media audiences to enhance digital reach. Now back on the Politics Desk, she covers the National Assembly and the Ministry of National Defense, with a renewed focus on political developments.
Hardcore Chinese fan trespasses on Zo In-sung's house
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By Bahk Eun-ji
An eager Chinese female fan of top actor Zo In-sung, 35, trespassed on his house, Yonhap reported Wednesday.
The fan, 30, identified only as “A,” got into the actor’s house in Songpa-gu, Seoul, at 12:20 a.m. Wednesday after seeing the actor return home. She reportedly banged on his door, and when the door opened, she went in. The actor’s family repeatedly asked her to leave but she would not, the report said.
Zo’s agency, IOK Company, said police are questioning the fan.
The woman is said to be a hardcore fan who has several times visited the coffee shop owned by Zo’s younger brother, IOK said.
The actor was unharmed, it said.
Zo debuted in 1998 and has starred in hit dramas and films including SBS dramas “What Happened in Bali” (2004), “That Winter, the Wind Blows” (2013) and “It’s Okay, That’s Love.” His films include “A Dirty Carnival” (2006) and “Frozen Flower” (2008).”