Song Ji Hyo is radiant in the latest trailer for the Chinese adaptation of "We Got Married" titled "We are in Love."
On February 14, mainland Chinese broadcaster Jiangsu TV released a teaser featuring the 34-year-old actress and variety star.
Song opens the footage with an enthusiastic and romantic introduction which harkens to her previous roles as a leading lady in Korean dramas like "Emergency Couple" and "Ex-Girlfriend Club."
"We are in Love" provides an opportunity for Song to reinvent her television persona beyond her appearance as a popular fixed cast member of SBS' "Running Man."
As one of the only regular female celebrities to appear on a Korean variety program, she is regularly romantically linked with her co-stars, particularly LeeSsang's Gary and former Turbo member, Kim Jong Kook.
"Running Man" fans, particularly those who are supporters of the on-screen pairing known as the "Monday Couple" have expressed interest her casting on "We are in Love."
"I feel sorry for Gary, Chen Bo Lin is so handsome," said YouTube user Sandubu, in a comment posted on the latest teaser. "I can hear their RM [Running Man] members teasing him more like he'll be a squid [less handsome] next to Chen."
Song appears opposite Chen Bolin, the 32-year-old Taiwanese actor who touched the hearts of Chinese-language drama viewers with his performance as Li Da Ren in the 2011 series, "In Time With You," opposite Ariel Lin.
Due to its popularity, "In Time With You" was later adapted for Korean audiences under the title "The Time We Were Not In Love," starring Lee Jin Wook and Ha Ji Won.
Chen Bolin joined Ha Ji Won at the Korean agency BM+ Entertainment in 2015. Their working relationship at the agency was solidified by their on-screen pairing in the upcoming film, "Risking Life for Love."
Chen will also increase his profile as a rising star in Korean entertainment through his role in the drama, "Monster 2012," where he will portray a conglomerate head who is fluent in English, Chinese and Korean.
"We are in Love" premieres on February 28 at 9:10 p.m.
