Lee Min-ji to Transform into a Dominant Bus Conductor in '100 Years of Memory'

Actress Lee Min-ji is set to captivate audiences with a dramatic transformation as a powerful bus conductor in the upcoming JTBC weekend drama, '100 Years of Memory'.

The drama, set in the 1980s, follows the vibrant friendship between bus conductors Yeong-rye (Kim Da-mi) and Jong-hee (Shin Ye-eun), and their intertwined first love with Jae-pil (Heo Nam-joon). '100 Years of Memory' promises a nostalgic youth melodrama centered around their youthful romance.

Lee Min-ji will portray Kwon Hae-ja, the influential 'power player' of room 3 in the Cheonga Transport dormitory. Hae-ja is a character who dictates all the rules within the room, from imposing eating bans during her diet to controlling cleaning and laundry schedules, all with an authoritarian personality. She is prone to jealousy towards those who are pretty or intelligent, but the arrival of the bold newcomer Jong-hee throws her world into unexpected disarray, injecting significant tension into the narrative.

Having garnered acclaim for her solid acting skills through numerous independent films, Lee Min-ji has also made a memorable impact in dramas like 'Reply 1988', 'The Red Sleeve', and 'Undercover High School' with her unique portrayals. Viewers are eagerly anticipating the new acting dimension she will bring to '100 Years of Memory'.

The JTBC drama '100 Years of Memory', featuring Lee Min-ji, is scheduled to premiere on the 13th at 10:40 PM.

Lee Min-ji honed her acting skills through a variety of independent films. She first gained widespread recognition for her distinctive role in the drama 'Reply 1988'. More recently, she has delivered memorable performances in 'The Red Sleeve' and 'Undercover High School'.