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Jung Yong-hwa

Known For
Acting
Born
June 22, 1989 in Busan, South Korea
Active Years
1987–2025 (39 Years)
Total Credits
74 credits in database
Acting Born Jun 22, 1989 Busan, South Korea 74 credits
74
Total Credits
1987–2025
39 Years Career Span
19
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Jung Yong-hwa is a South Korean actor, musician, singer-songwriter, and record producer born on June 22, 1989, in Busan, South Korea. Known mononymously as Yonghwa, he is recognized for his work in the entertainment industry with 77 known credits. Beyond his acting career, he serves as the leader, lead vocalist, and rhythm guitarist for the rock band CNBLUE. Jung made his television debut in the 2009 production You're Beautiful. His professional profile includes a height of 180 centimeters and blood type A. He entered the South Korean military on March 5, 2018, and completed his service on November 3, 2019. He maintains a presence on social media platforms such as Instagram.

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Career

Career overview

Jung Yong-hwa is a South Korean actor, musician, singer-songwriter, and record producer. Born on June 22, 1989, in Busan, South Korea, he is recognized for his work in the entertainment industry, where he has accumulated 77 known credits. Beyond his acting career, he is a prominent figure in the music industry as the leader, lead vocalist, and rhythm guitarist of the rock band CNBLUE.

Jung made his television debut in 2009 with the series You're Beautiful. Since that time, he has continued to work as an actor while maintaining his primary roles as a musician and producer. His professional profile includes details regarding his physical stature, such as a height of 180 centimeters and blood type A. In addition to his creative pursuits, Jung entered the South Korean military on March 5, 2018, and completed his service on November 3, 2019. He is also known mononymously as Yonghwa and is sometimes referred to as Yong-Hwa Jun.

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Career timeline

The Go-to RestaurantSteal Heart Club
ZIP DAESUNGSynchro U
The SeasonsJae Joong and FriendsBrain WorksTiny Desk KoreaKebyKe Restaurant
Lee Mujin ServiceSUCHWITAThe Idol Band: Boy's BattleCNBLUE FANMEETING 2022 RE:UNIONCNBLUE AUTUMN CONCERT 2022 ~LET IT SHINE~
Sell Your Haunted House
Sixth SenseCNBLUE Secret Tour: Don't Call My NameP1H: A New World Begins
Amazing SaturdayCNBLUE 2017 ARENA LIVE TOUR ~Starting Over~ @YOKOHAMA ARENA
The PackageCook Up a StormGuesthouse DaughtersIsland TrioCNBLUE SPRING LIVE 2017 -Shake! Shake!-
Let's Eat Dinner TogetherCNBLUE SPRING LIVE 2016 ~We're like a puzzle~CNBLUE 5th ANNIVERSARY ARENA TOUR 2016 -Our Glory Days-
Men on a MissionGo Fridge2015 FNC KINGDOMCNBLUE SPRING LIVE 2015 ‐WHITE‐CNBLUE 2015 ARENA TOUR ~Be a Supernova~
The Three MusketeersThe Story of CNBLUE:NEVER STOP
Home AloneMarry Him If You Dare2013 FNC KINGDOM - Fantastic & Crazy -CNBLUE - BLUE MOONCheongdam-dong 111
Diors ManCNBLUE - BLUE STORMCNBLUE Fanclub tour 2012 ~Where you are~CNBLUE Arena Tour 2012 ~COME ON!!!~
Weekly IdolHeartstringsCNBLUE 2nd Album Release Live ~392~CNBLUE 2nd Official Fanclub Event 2011~ Welcome to BOICE JAPAN II ~CNBLUE Winter Tour 2011 ~Here, In my head~
Running ManWe Got Married밤이면 밤마다CNBLUE - Listen to the CNBLUECNBLUE 2nd Single Release Live Tour ~Listen to the CNBLUE~
You Hee-yeol's SketchbookYou Are Beautiful
We Got Married
KBS Song Festival
Infinite Challenge
Inkigayo
KBS Drama Awards

Full Filmography

74 titles
  • The Go-to Restaurant (2025) as Cha Ki-yong
  • Steal Heart Club (2025) as Self
  • ZIP DAESUNG (2024) as Self
  • Synchro U (2024) as Self
  • The Seasons (2023) as Self
  • Jae Joong and Friends (2023)
  • Brain Works (2023) as Shin Ha-ru
  • Tiny Desk Korea (2023) as Self
  • Advertisement
  • KebyKe Restaurant (2023) as Self
  • 2023 FNC BAND KINGDOM (2023)
  • CNBLUE ZEPP TOUR 2023 ~CALLING~ (2023)
  • Lee Mujin Service (2022) as Guest
  • SUCHWITA (2022) as Self
  • The Idol Band: Boy's Battle (2022) as Team CNBLUE Producer
  • CNBLUE FANMEETING 2022 RE:UNION (2022)
  • CNBLUE AUTUMN CONCERT 2022 ~LET IT SHINE~ (2022)
  • Sell Your Haunted House (2021) as Oh In-bum
  • Sixth Sense (2020) as Self
  • CNBLUE Secret Tour: Don't Call My Name (2020)
  • P1H: A New World Begins (2020) as Present Ahjussi
  • Amazing Saturday (2018) as Self
  • CNBLUE 2017 ARENA LIVE TOUR ~Starting Over~ @YOKOHAMA ARENA (2018)
  • The Package (2017) as San Ma-Roo
  • Cook Up a Storm (2017) as Paul
  • Guesthouse Daughters (2017) as Self
  • Island Trio (2017)
  • CNBLUE SPRING LIVE 2017 -Shake! Shake!- (2017)
  • CNBLUE LIVE IN SEOUL:BETWEEN US (2017)
  • Let's Eat Dinner Together (2016) as Self
  • CNBLUE SPRING LIVE 2016 ~We're like a puzzle~ (2016)
  • CNBLUE 5th ANNIVERSARY ARENA TOUR 2016 -Our Glory Days- (2016)
  • Men on a Mission (2015) as Self
  • Go Fridge (2015)
  • 2015 FNC KINGDOM (2015)
  • CNBLUE SPRING LIVE 2015 ‐WHITE‐ (2015)
  • CNBLUE 2015 ARENA TOUR ~Be a Supernova~ (2015)
  • JUNG YONG HWA 1st CONCERT in JAPAN"One Fine Day" (2015)
  • JUNG YONG HWA CONCERT TOUR ~One Fine Day~ (2015)
  • CNBLUE - COME TOGETHER (2015)
  • CNBLUE 2014 Arena Tour -Wave- (2015)
  • The Three Musketeers (2014) as Park Dal-Hyang
  • The Story of CNBLUE:NEVER STOP (2014)
  • Home Alone (2013) as Self
  • Marry Him If You Dare (2013) as Park Se-joo
  • 2013 FNC KINGDOM - Fantastic & Crazy - (2013)
  • CNBLUE - BLUE MOON (2013)
  • Cheongdam-dong 111 (2013)
  • CNBLUE - Blue Night (2013) as Himself
  • CNBLUE Zepp Tour 2013 ~Lady~ (2013)
  • CNBLUE Arena Tour 2013 -One More Time- (2013)
  • Diors Man (2012)
  • CNBLUE - BLUE STORM (2012)
  • CNBLUE Fanclub tour 2012 ~Where you are~ (2012)
  • CNBLUE Arena Tour 2012 ~COME ON!!!~ (2012)
  • Weekly Idol (2011) as Self
  • Heartstrings (2011) as Lee Shin
  • CNBLUE 2nd Album Release Live ~392~ (2011)
  • CNBLUE 2nd Official Fanclub Event 2011~ Welcome to BOICE JAPAN II ~ (2011)
  • CNBLUE Winter Tour 2011 ~Here, In my head~ (2011)
  • Running Man (2010) as Self
  • We Got Married (2010)
  • 밤이면 밤마다 (2010)
  • CNBLUE - Listen to the CNBLUE (2010) as Himself
  • CNBLUE 2nd Single Release Live Tour ~Listen to the CNBLUE~ (2010)
  • CNBLUE 1st Official Fanclub Event 2010 ~Welcome to BOICE JAPAN~ (2010)
  • You Hee-yeol's Sketchbook (2009) as Self
  • You Are Beautiful (2009) as Kang Shin-woo
  • We Got Married (2008) as Self
  • KBS Song Festival (2006) as Host
  • Infinite Challenge (2005) as Self
  • Inkigayo (1998)
  • KBS Drama Awards (1987) as Host
  • CNBLUE: MTV Unplugged
  • CNBLUE Zepp Tour 2011 ~RE-MAINTENANCE~

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Jung Yong-hwa best known for?

Jung Yong-hwa is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including ZIP DAESUNG (2024), Nightlife (1989), The Seasons (2023), Lee Mujin Service (2022).

When and where was Jung Yong-hwa born?

Jung Yong-hwa was born on June 22, 1989 in Busan, South Korea.

How many credits does Jung Yong-hwa have?

Jung Yong-hwa has accumulated over 74 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1987 to 2025.

What is Jung Yong-hwa's background in cinema and television?

Jung Yong-hwa is a South Korean actor, musician, singer-songwriter, and record producer born on June 22, 1989, in Busan, South Korea. Known mononymously as Yonghwa, he is recognized for his work in the entertainment industry with 77 known credits. Beyond his acting career, he serves as the leader, lead vocalist, and rh...

Jung Yong-hwa by the numbers

74credits
36films
38TV series
1987–2025active years

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