Korean Entertainment Star Shines Around the World

In 2005, the 18-year-old boy Li Jingxing took South Korea by storm as a purple star. However, before he could secure his throne, a revelation about "school bullying" dragged him from his peak to hell. A nationwide crusade forced him to leave for the United States. Hibernation and tempering are required courses before rebirth. During his stay in the United States, Li Jingxing used YouTube to gain popularity, and used his talent to quietly lay the groundwork on the international stage. In 2009, he returned to Korean entertainment and announced the return of the king. Then, as a pioneer of Korean entertainment in the United States, he broke through Korean entertainment and broke out of Asia. His English singles dominated the billboards, he mobilized millions of people for global tours, and established his own company to gain autonomy... He is a singer, producer, and actor. From the heartwarming Kim Tan in "The Heirs" to the subversive Yoon Jae-sung in "The Lucky Key"; from the global hit "That Girl" to the "Spring Day" that comforted countless hearts. Along the way, slander never defeated him, and glory never lost him. This is a legendary story of destruction, reinvention and transcendence. Li Jingxing personally shattered the glazed tower that had imprisoned him, and built his own immortal empire under the dome of the world using musical notes, light and shadow.