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Lee Min Ho shares sweet poem to thank fans in celebration of his 14th debut anniversary

By Cara Emmeline Garcia
Published May 11, 2020 3:58 PM PHT

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“I really appreciate that you have supported me in every step of my career,” wrote Lee Min Ho as he celebrated his 14th debut anniversary yesterday, May 10.

On May 10, 2006, Korean actor Lee Min Ho made his official debut in the EBS series “Secret Campus” as he played the titular role of Park Du Hyun.

Now, fourteen years later, the popular Hallyu star is thanking his fans from all over the world for showering him with love after all these years by sharing a video of himself together with a few lines of poetry.

In it read, “Perhaps the stars will take your sadness away. Perhaps the flowers will fill your heart with their beauty. Perhaps, hope will always wipe away your tears. And more than anything else, silence will make you strong.”

He then penned a short message to his fans.

He wrote, “Thank you for celebrating my 14th debut anniversary. I really appreciate that you have supported me in every step of my career. I am also cheering on in your own lives. Stay happy.”

데뷔 14주년 축하해주신 팬 여러분들 정말 감사합니다. 저의 모든 걸음과 모든 시간을 응원해주시는 여러분이 있기에 오늘도 행복합니다. 저 또한 여러분의 삶을 응원합니다. 늘 행복하세요. Dear all my fans. Thank you for celebrating my 14th debut anniversary. I really appreciate everything all of you have supported every steps in my career. Hoping all of your life stay happy.

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Lee Min Ho gained widespread fame in Korea and some parts of Asia with his role as Gu Jun-pyo in “Boys Over Flowers” in 2009, which earned him the Best New Actor award at the 45th Baeksan Arts Awards.

His other notable lead roles include, “Personal Taste,” “City Hunter,” “The Heirs,” and “The Legend of the Blue Sea.”

He is currently starring in the SBS drama, “The King: Eternal Monarch” as Emperor Lee Gon, his first drama after being discharged from mandatory military service.

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