Lee Jung

**Lee Jung (이정)**, born Lee Jung-hee (이정희) on January 17, 1980, in South Korea, is a versatile entertainer known for his work as both a singer and actor. He first gained attention as a member of the short-lived K-pop group **7 Dayz**, which debuted in 2001. Though the group disbanded soon after, Lee Jung’s talent and charisma propelled him into a solo career.

He made a notable breakthrough in the early 2000s with his debut solo album, which featured the hit single “**Don’t Love Me**,” showcasing his emotive vocal style. His acting career took off with roles in popular Korean dramas, including **“Full House” (2004)** and **“My Girl” (2005)**, where he played supporting characters that earned him widespread recognition. He also starred in the historical drama **“Jumong” (2006)** and the romantic comedy **“The Vineyard Man” (2006)**.

Beyond acting, Lee Jung continued to release music, with albums like **“Lee Jung 2nd”** and singles such as **“Sad Love”** and **“Goodbye for the Last”** solidifying his place in the Korean entertainment industry. His ability to balance singing and acting has made him a respected figure in both fields. Today, he remains active in the industry, occasionally appearing in dramas and variety shows while maintaining a loyal fanbase.