'Winter Sonata' stars' statues unveiled in S. Korea

'Winter Sonata' stars' statues unveiled in S. Korea

CHUNCHON, South Korea - Statues of Bae Yong Joon (R) and Choi Ji Woo, who play the leading roles in the popular South Korean drama ''Winter Sonata,'' are unveiled Dec. 24 in Chunchon in South Korea's Kangwon Province where the series was shot.

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