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6 sie 2013 · Goddess of Fire Episode 12: Gwanghaegun Gets Mad at Tae Do and Jung Yi for His Own Lameness. I am at work laughing inappropriately. Snorting, actually. When it comes to Jung, it’s like this saying, “I would invite you to a battle of wits but I see you came unarmed.” Reply ↓. ↓. Reply ↓. pogo on August 6, 2013 at 11:46 AM said:
Drama: Jung-Yi, Goddess of Fire (English title) Revised romanization: Boolui Yeoshin Jung-Yi. Hangul: 불의 여신 정이. Director: Park Sung-Soo, Jung Dae-Yoon. Writer: Kwon Soon-Gyu, Lee Seo-Yoon. Network: MBC. Episodes: 32. Release Date: July 1 - October 22, 2013. Runtime: Monday & Tuesday 22:00.
Gwanghae immediately realizes that the woman he met in Punwon Kiln is Jung acting under a new identity: Tae-pyung, Bodyguard, Goddess Of Fire Jeongi, Kim Beom, Kwon Soon-gyoo, Lee Sang-yoon, Park Gun-hyung
Synopsis. Based on the life story of Baek Pa Sun, Jung Yi faces the struggle of being a woman who happens to be the best in her craft in the middle of the Joseon Era. She happens to be close with Prince Gwanghae and also masters the art of ceramics.
2 lip 2013 · Jung-yi (Jin Ji-hee, later to be played by Moon Geun-young) is bold and frank, and clumsy with the pottery wheel. She prefers to go hunting and learn to fight from the neighbor oraboni Tae-do (Park Gun-tae, later Kim Bum) and is always getting into trouble for breaking more pottery than she makes.
Korean Drama Review by Jill, USA. ~~~~~~~~~. A smooth-flowing MBC romantic historical drama from 2013, Jung Yi Goddess Of Fire possesses many merits, including gorgeous set designs and beautiful costumes, a haunting soundtrack, lovely cinematography, and a perfect cast -- each of them brought a lot of passion and sincerity to their roles, and ...
Goddess of Fire (Korean: 불의 여신 정이; RR: Bului Yeosin Jeong-i; lit. Goddess of Fire, Jung Yi) is a 2013 South Korean television series starring Moon Geun-young, Lee Sang-yoon, Kim Bum, Park Gun-hyung, Seo Hyun-jin, Jun Kwang-ryul, Jeong Bo-seok, Byun Hee-bong, Han Go-eun, and Lee Kwang-soo. [1]
