K-Pop band CNBLUE member Kang Min Hyuk has graced the cover of Hong Kong newspapers.

Recently it was revealed that Kang Min Hyuk had appeared on both the The Sun Daily and The Oriental Daily, two popular newspapers in Hong Kong.

Both articles spotlighted Kang Min Hyuk's visit to Hong Kong that will happen on November 23.

The articles revealed how his role in the 2013 drama, "The Heirs" had allowed him to gain more popularity in Hong Kong as well as his schedule during his stay here at the end of this month.

On November 23, Kang Min Hyuk will come to Hong Kong as CNBLUE's representative and attend the 'SCP Christmas Kick Off' event and play games and take pictures with fans. 

On the other hand, CNBLUE will begin their Japan 5 city arena tour starting in Osaka on November 5, Sendai on November 15, Fukuoka on November 26, Nagoya on December 3 and more.

Earlier this year, CNBLUE released their 5th mini album, Can't Stop, and topped the Japan Tower Records Pre-Order Chart. 

In August, CNBLUE also released their 8th single in Japan called 'Go Your Way'.

Most recently, they were invited to the '2014 Incheon Asian Games' and was chosen to perform the closing ceremony on October 4.

CNBLUE is a rock band that formed under FNC Entertainment in 2009. The group however, first debuted as an indie band.

Kang Min Hyuk first stepped foot into acting in 2010 and received a positive response from the audience.

He played various parts in many dramas, but became most popular after his roles in "My Husband Got A Family" and "The Heirs."