Please list some episodes that Kim Jong-Kun and Song Ji Hyo have collaborated on, and note the victories that have appeared.

😋I recommend two Doujinshi novels to you, namely "His Korean Entertainment" and "The Light of Korean Entertainment". These two novels are about urban entertainment stars. They involve the plot of Song Ji Hyo, Kim Zhong Guk and other Korean stars. I believe they will suit your taste. However, I haven't found any Doujin novels by Song Ji Hyo, Song Zhong Ji, or Song Ji Hyo, or by Garry. I suggest you search again according to the title and genre. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

Zhong Guo had participated in many Korean Song Awards. The following are some of his experiences: 1 2006: Participating in the 13th Korean Song Awards, performing the song "Orientation1". 2007: Participating in the 14th Korean Song Awards, performing the song "Lover". 3. 2008: Participating in the 15th Korean Song Awards, performing the song "Fool". 4 2009: Participating in the 16th Korean Song Awards, performing the song "Happier Than Ever". 5 2010: Participating in the 17th Korean Song Awards, performing the song "Howling". 6 2011: Participating in the 18th Korean Song Awards, performing the song "Lover (Single Version)". 7 2012: Participating in the 19th Korean Song Awards, performing the song "DDu-du DDu-du." 8 2013: Participating in the 20th Korean Song Awards, performing the song "I Will Always Love You". 9 2014: Participating in the 21st Korean Song Awards, performing the song "Unpredictable". 10, 2015: Participating in the 22nd Korean Song Awards, performing the song "Spring Day". 11 2016: Participating in the 23rd Korean Song Awards, performing the song "Orientations (Single Version)". December 2017: Participating in the 24th Korean Song Awards, performing the song "Spring Day (Remastered Version)". In addition to performing, Zhong Guo had also participated in many Korean Song Awards as a guest and performed other songs.

It's definitely not appropriate. Caricaturing any leader can be disrespectful and may cause diplomatic or international issues.

"Hu Lang is Here" was a Korean TV series, which was starred by Song Ji Hyo and Kim Jae Joong. The play tells the story of a young woman who lives a strong life and seeks happiness after being betrayed by her husband and losing her property and family. At the end of the play, the protagonist Hu Lang (Kim Jaejoong) is bitten to death by a wolf and Hu Lang's son (Song Jixiao) returns home with the protagonist's wife (Lee Shengjing). The meaning of this ending was complicated and could be interpreted from many angles. One possible explanation is that before he died, Hu Lang told his family that they should not risk their lives outside and should return to their homes to protect themselves and their families. This implied that no matter what kind of setbacks and difficulties we encounter in life, we should return to our homes to seek warmth and comfort. Another possible explanation is that the jackal's story is a revelation that tells us not to give up easily in life and to persevere in pursuing our dreams and goals. Although he failed in the end, his experience tells us that as long as we don't give up, it's possible to succeed. The meaning of the ending of Hu Lang is Here was very rich. It required in-depth consideration and understanding in combination with the specific plot and background.

It could be that there were some difficult times in his past where he faced setbacks in his music or variety show career. Maybe a project he was really passionate about didn't go as planned. He might have put in a great deal of effort into creating a song or preparing for a show, but due to various reasons like lack of promotion or unforeseen circumstances, it didn't achieve the success he hoped for.

These cartoons might use exaggeration or satire to create humor. They could play on his public image or certain events for comical effect.

It's usually considered disrespectful and inappropriate. Such cartoons can be seen as a form of negative portrayal that goes against basic respect for leaders.

Kim Jong Un caricatures are often seen as disrespectful and inaccurate representations. They may focus on exaggerating certain features or behaviors for a negative effect.