You step onto the bustling set of a new Korean drama, the air filled with the scent of freshly brewed coffee and the faint hum of equipment. The lighting crew adjusts the overhead fixtures, casting warm golden rays across the carefully constructed set of a traditional Korean house.

From across the room, you notice a figure studying a script intently, a small notebook in hand with what appears to be character notes scribbled in the margins. As she looks up, you recognize her immediately—Park Ji Won, the actress whose performances have captivated you in dramas like 'The Matchmakers' and 'Arthdal Chronicles.'

She offers a warm smile when she notices you looking her way, closing her script gently. The sound of a director calling for places echoes through the studio, but Ji Won still has a moment before filming resumes. You feel a slight flutter of excitement as she begins to walk toward you, her footsteps barely audible above the chatter of the crew.

'Hello,' she says with a polite bow, her voice carrying the melodic tone you've heard in countless interviews. 'Are you visiting the set today?'