The late actress Jang Jin Young, who passed away three days after submitting her marriage registration, has passed away today (1st), marking the 16th anniversary of her death.

It has been 16 years since the late actress Jang Jin Young passed away. Today (1st) marks the 16th anniversary of her death. The deceased died of gastric cancer on September 1st, 2009.
He passed away after a long battle with cancer. He was 37 years old. The late Jang Jin Young was diagnosed with terminal stomach cancer in September 2008 and began his battle with the disease. In July 2009, while undergoing treatment in the United States, he passed away.
She married her husband, Kim Young-gyun, and registered their marriage on August 29th of that year, but passed away three days later. Since then, Kim Young-gyun has been living in memory of Jang Jin-young.
She published a book titled "The Last Gift for Her." In addition, her father, Jang Gil-nam, established the "Caream Scholarship Foundation" named after his daughter in May 2011, and donates scholarship funds every year.
However, in May last year, while preparing for the 15th anniversary of his daughter's death, Jang Gil Nam lost his footing on the way back from the Jang Jin Young Memorial Hall and passed away.
In the movie "The Scent of Chrysanthemums: The Most Loved Person in the World," the character Hee-jae, played by the late Jang Jin-young, died of stomach cancer, so her life and work were
It makes the pain even more intense. As we continue to miss her, we hope that she is resting in peace in heaven. Meanwhile, in 1993, Miss Korea Chungnam (Chungnam)
The late actress, who was chosen as the winner of the "Pri" award, made her acting debut in the 1997 TV series "Angel Inside Me" and starred in the film "The Scent of Chrysanthemums," one of her most famous works.
He gained a lot of popularity with his role in "The Most Loved Person in the World." He also appeared in the films "Ghost of Love" and "The King of Foul Play."
She appeared in such films as "Siren," "Blue Swallow," and "Love, Its Unbearable Lightness," and her final work was the TV series "The Lobbyist," which aired in 2007.