Lee Gwang-soo's busy 2016, from lead roles to special appearances

Lee Gwang-soohas had a busy year.

We take a look back atLee Gwang-soo's journey throughout 2016. He has been in title roles in sitcoms as an ice hockey player and even a low ranking citizen in the Shilla period. He made special appearances in various dramas and rewrote the history of special appearances.

- From short dramas, web-dramas and sitcoms ("Puck!","The Sound of Your Heart"and"Entourage")

Lee Gwang-soostarted his 2016 with the SBS drama"Puck!". He played the role of an ice hockey player who changes throughout the drama. The drama reached 7% in viewing rates.

Also, he is currently starring in the KBS 2TV drama"The Sound of Your Heart"asJo Seokand he starred in the tvN drama"Entourage"which ended recently."The Sound of Your Heart"caused a syndrome as a web-drama which recorded a total of 30 million views.

- Special appearances in "Descendants of the Sun","Dear My Friends"and"Hwarang"

Lee Gwang-soomade an appearance in wirterNoh Hee-kyeong's tvN drama"Dear My Friends". He took on the role ofKim Hye-ja's (Jo Hee-ja) youngest son Yo Min-ho. Then he starred in the KBS 2TV drama "Descendants of the Sun". He is known as one ofSong Joong-ki's best friends.

Lee Gwang-soothen recently appeared in the new KBS 2TV drama"Hwarang". He did his best and his performance led to the a good start for the drama. He ended up dying there.

- 'Prince of Asia' by "Running Man"

Lee Gwang-soohas been a regular in the SBS TV show "Running Man". He won the Variety Award at the 2016 SAF Entertainment Awards on the 25th.

He's popular in Korea and abroad and is nicknamed 'Prince of Asia'. In the recent 7th Korean Culture and Arts Awards, he was given the Prime Minister's Commendation. At the 2016 KBS Entertainment Awards, he took home the Hot Issue TV show Award and the Best Couple Award.

Lee Gwang-soohas had a busy 2016 and he's been hard at work. He has achieved so much in the past year in terms of acting and reputation and we look forward to his endeavors in 2017.