South Korean actor Ji Chang Wook is in Da Nang to attend the 4th Da Nang Asian Film Festival (DANAFF IV). Despite arriving on a late-night flight, the South Korean star became the center of attention as hundreds of fans arrived early to greet him.
Appearing after a long flight, Ji Chang Wook opted for a casual style with a T-shirt, jeans, flip-flops, a hat, and a face mask. Despite his simple attire, the actor, born in 1987, still stood out thanks to his height and captivating aura.
Ji Chang Wook appeared at Da Nang airport on the evening of June 28th.
Hundreds of fans chanted Ji Chang Wook's name in unison, holding up their phones to record the moment their idol arrived in Da Nang for the first time. However, amidst the enthusiastic welcome, a controversial situation also occurred.
According to a video circulating on social media, as Ji Chang Wook was walking towards his car, a fan unexpectedly grabbed his hand and pulled him back. The video quickly went viral, attracting mixed reactions.
Most viewers believe that fans need to maintain distance, respect the personal space of artists, and avoid excessive behavior that could affect the safety and image of Vietnamese fans.
Ji Chang Wook, born in 1987, is one of the most popular stars of the Hallyu wave. He is beloved by audiences for his roles in dramas such as Smile Again, Empress Ki, Healer, The K2, Suspicious Partner, and Welcome to Samdal-ri. After nearly 20 years in the entertainment industry, the actor still maintains great popularity in many Asian countries.
Ji Chang Wook is in Da Nang to attend DANAFF IV, which takes place from June 28th to July 4th. According to the schedule, he will appear at the opening ceremony, the red carpet of the film festival, and the Korean Film Night program alongside many international artists.
Ji Chang Wook's participation is considered one of the most notable highlights of this year's DANAFF IV. The organizers hope that the presence of the Korean star will help attract a large audience and strengthen connections between Vietnamese cinema and other film industries in the region.