"The Secret Rose" was released at a time when Jang Mi-inae was a rising star known for her roles in sitcoms like Soulmate and dramas like Dear My Sister . While some fans praised the project's "soft elegance" and artistic quality, it also marked a shift in her public image.
In 2013, Jang was embroiled in a high-profile legal battle over the illegal use of propofol . She was eventually found guilty and received a suspended prison sentence, leading to a long hiatus from the industry. Life After "The Secret Rose"
Shortly after its release, her career faced significant challenges: Jang Mi In Ae The Secret Rose
The project was released as a physical photobook in major bookstores and as a 180-minute video, with a shorter 50-minute 3D version also produced.
Following the scandal and her subsequent retirement from acting in 2020, Jang Mi-inae transitioned into a more private life. "The Secret Rose" was released at a time
Cebu City, Philippines (filmed over 5 nights and 6 days).
was a significant milestone for South Korean actress Jang Mi-inae, capturing both artistic ambition and the intense scrutiny of the Korean entertainment industry . Released in September 2010 , the project was a high-profile nude photobook and accompanying video production filmed in the scenic landscapes of Cebu, Philippines . Overview of "The Secret Rose" Release Date: September 1, 2010. She was eventually found guilty and received a
The production team emphasized Jang’s physical transformation, noting she followed a strict diet and exercise regimen to showcase her "most beautiful appearance". Career Impact and Controversy
The bold nature of the photobook sparked intense debate in South Korea’s conservative media landscape.