Flower Boy Ramyun Shop

• TV Show: Flower Boy Ramen Shop (literal title)
• Revised romanization: Ggotminam Ramyeongage
• Hangul: 꽃미남 라면가게
• Director: Jung Jung-Hwa
• Writer: Yoon Nan-Joong
• Network: tvN
• Episodes: 16
• Release Date: October 31, 2011 — December 20,2011
• Runtime: Mon & Tue 23:00
• Language: Korean
• Country: South Korea
• Ingin mendownload lagu – lagu Flower Boy Ramyun Shop : Flower Boy Ramyun Shop ost .mp3

Synopsis

Cha Chi-Soo (Jung Il-Woo) is the only son for a family that owns Korea’s largest food conglomerate named Chasung. Chi-Soo comes back from New York without telling his father. He looks for a place that his father would not know about, but it isn’t easy to hide from his dad. Chi-Soo hears that one of his friends works a part-time job in the Norangjin area. When he arrives there he is followed by people who works for his father. Chi-Soo rushes into the restroom, but in there is Yang Eun-Bi (Lee Chung-Ah). Eventually, Chi-Soo goes home to talk with his father. He persuades his father not to send him back to America and in return Chi-Soo promises to go back to school.

Yang Eun-Bi (Lee Chung-Ah) is 25-years-old and a senior in college studying physical education. She believes that teaching is the best type of job to have. You don’t have to worry about getting fired and it’s popular with guys. To become a teacher Yang Eun-Bi studies for the teacher certification examination in the Norangjin area. One day, she stops by to see a fortune teller (Kim Hye-Soo). While getting her fortune read she picks out a card with the fate bell ring and kissing. Meanwhile, she goes to the restroom and suddenly Chi-Soo rushes into the restroom. Eun-Bi hears bells ringing, but she already has a boyfriend who is about to be discharged from the army. They met the day before he joined the army and she has waited for him faithfully for 2 years. Yang Eun-Bi tries not to think about the man she met in the restroom.

On the day of her boyfriend’s discharge, Eun-Bi goes to see him, but he has already left. The next day, Eun-Bi goes to school. At the university festival that is occurring that day Eun-Bi sees the guy from the bathroom at the festival. Eun-Bi assumes Chi-Soo is a student at her university. Suddenly, Eun-Bi also sees her boyfriend and one of her schoolmates together. Eun-Bi becomes enraged and throws a water ballon at them. Eun-Bi then walks away and gets into a car which Chi-Soo is in. She pleads with him to drive. After driving away, Chi-Soo parks his car and Eun-Bi begins to cry. Chi-Soo tells her that he doesn’t like women crying and lets her get out of his car.

Eun-Bi decides to focus on becoming a teacher and meeting a good guy. On the way to a teaching session at a high school run by food company Chasung, she meets Chi-Soo again. Eun-Bi assumes Chi-Soo works for the company. She then almost falls down in front of a passing car when Chi-Soo saves her. Eun-Bi, believing he might be the good guy in her future, asks Chi-Soo to date her. Then Eun-Bi sees a bunch of guys wearing the same uniform as Chi-Soo and realizes he is a high school student at the same school where she will intern as a teacher …

Cast

• Jung Il-Woo as Cha Chi Soo

Cha Chi-Soo is a second generation chaebol heir to a food product company. He then becomes involved in running a ramen shop with other beautiful men and a woman. Chi-soo used to making women’s hearts flutter, but it’s a noona (6 years his senior), Eun-bi, who grabs his attention — with her character described as an easygoing physical education teacher-in-training.

• Lee Chung-Ah as Yang Eun-Bi

Yang Eun Bi is a 25-year-old university student who’s preparing for the civil service exam. She’s a former volleyball player and current gym class student teacher at a high school. Somehow, she ends up running a ramyun shop alongside her high-school-chaebol; Cha Chi Soo, falls into a love triangle with him and a talented chef; Choi Kang Hyuk, and manages the staff of high school pretty boys.

• Lee Ki-Woo as Choi Gang-Hyuk

Choi Kang Hyuk is a 27-year-old genius chef. He’s working in a ramyun shop along with some staff of high school pretty boys. He’s the shop’s top chef. He’s involved in a love triangle with Chi Soo and Eun Bi.

• Park Min-Woo as Kim Ba-Eul

• Jo Yoon-Woo as Woo Hyun-Woo

• Ho Soo as Yoon So-Yi

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_____Credits:

http://asianmediawiki.com/Flower_Boy_Ramen_Shop

http://patrarush.blogspot.com/2011/10/flower-boys-of-ramyun-shop.html

http://coco-repo.blogspot.com/2011_11_01_archive.html

My Fair Lady

• TV Show: My Fair Lady
• Revised romanization: Agasshireul Butakhae
• Hangul: 아가씨를 부탁해
• Director: Yeong-su Ji
• Writer: Eun-kyeong Yun, Eun-hee Kim
• Network: KBS2
• Episodes: 16
• Release Date: August 19, 2009 – October 8, 2009
• Runtime: Wed. & Thu. 21:55
• Language: Korean
• Country: South Korea
• Ingin mendownload lagu – lagu My Fair Lady : Ost. My Fair Lady . mp3

Synopsis

“My Fair Lady” centers around Hye-na Kang (Yoon Eun-Hye), an heiress to the Kang-san Group and owner of the palace known as “Lady Castle.” She lives with her servants as her parents died in a plane accident and her grandfather raised her as a child. Then on day, a young scamp named Dong-chan (Yun Sang-Hyeon) becomes a butler at “Lady Castle” in an attempt to gain Hye-na’s money and heart. Things become even more complicated as rich lawyer Tae-yun (Jeong Il-Woo) steps in-between them …

Cast

• Yoon Eun-hye as Kang Hye-na

Kang Hye-na owns the ‘Lady Castle’ and lives a ‘princess-like’ life with her servants. Losing her parents in a plane crash at a young age, she had a lonely upbringing, living under the care of her stringent grandfather. So, she neither knows nor feels the emotional warmth from others. For this reason, she is overtly indifferent and oblivious to others’ feelings and situations and totally self-centered. Whenever she opens her mouth, she spills out blunt remarks to no matter who the person is. She has skills leveling any national representative when it comes to horse riding, fencing, and shooting. The only reason she holds these skills is to either humiliate men unworthy of her, or to add awkwardness to conversations.

Until one day, out of pure coincidence, she came across Seo Dong Chan who turned her life upside down. He not only does he caused her do community service, he even kidnapped her and later he became her personal assistant. Even after stepping on him, crushing him and biting him, he still doesn’t run away. She may have finally met her match.

• Yoon Sang-hyun as Seo Dong-chan

A former gigolo, Seo Dong-Chan gave up entering university and his first love and took the road of the gigolo in order to make money for operations of his mother with acute leukemia. Dong-chan became the best of the best in the gigolo’s world with his dashing looks, eloquent speech, excellent art of living, and great skills of adapting to circumstances. But he dropped the career as soon as his mother passed away. He is in debt for five thousand dollars due to his mother’s operations.

One day, Kang Hye-na showed up and stimulated his competitive spirit. To him, she is one of the most arrogant and impudent daughters in the wealthy upper class families.

Dong-Chan made up his mind to enter the Castle and becomes her butler on the purpose of changing his whole life and cheating Hye-na out of the five thousand which he owed the loan shark.

• Jung Il Woo as Lee Tae-yoon

Tae-yoon is a human rights lawyer. He rejects the advantages he can take from wealthy life of second generation of Chaebol. He is devoting his life to legal service for the poor in a shabby lawyer’s office. At first, he has no feelings towards Hye-na. However, Tae-yoon slowly gets to know her and he understands that she has her own scar and sorrow in her mind that is not portrayed.

• Moon Chae-won as Yeo Eui-ju

She has grown up like siblings with Dong-chan. She is a kind of mentor who helps Dong-chan do right things as well as the closest person who worries about him and supports him to get his life on track. Eui-ju’s special interest in him, her unrequited love is hidden.

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http://asianmediawiki.com/My_Fair_Lady_%282009-South_Korea-KBS2%29

49 Days

• Title: 49일 / 49 Il / 49 Days
• Chinese Title : 49天
• Genre: Fantasy, romance
• Broadcast network: SBS
• Broadcast period: 2011-Mar-16 to 2011-May-19
• Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
• Ingin mendownload lagu – lagu 49 days : 49 Days ost mp3

Synopsis

Ji-Hyun’s (Nam Gyu-Ri) life seems to be storybook perfect. Her parents adore her and her friends all seem to admire her. Ji-Hyun is also engaged and set to marry her fiance Min-Ho (Bae Su-bin) in just a few days. Meanwhile, Yi-Kyung (Lee Yo-Won) is a woman who is completely distraught over her life after her boyfriend died in an accident, and frequently contemplates suicide. She works the night shift at a convenient store, while sleeping in the afternoons.

On a fateful day, Yi-Kyung gets off a bus and wanders around. She then stands in front of a busy street and attempts to kill herself by walking into oncoming traffic, resulting in a massive car pile up. At that time, somebody saves her life by pulling her back. At this moment, Ji-Hyun, who is driving nearby, fails to hit her brakes and crashes into a semi-trailer truck that has stopped in the middle of the road. Moments later, Ji-Hyun walks out of her car in a daze. She is shocked to see her body being carted into an ambulance. The only person who seems to notice her standing in the road is a man on a motorcycle. The man on the motorcycle is the Scheduler (Jung Il Woo) – an angel of sorts who awaits to take souls to their final destinations.

Ji-Hyun follows her body into the ambulance and watches as the paramedics attempt to revive her body. At the hospital, Ji-Hyun meets the Scheduler again. The Scheduler tells Ji-Hyun that since it was not yet her scheduled time to die, she is given a chance to recover from her vegetative state and live. That is, if she succeeds in fulfilling her mission: she must gather three pure teardrops from three people who truly love her apart from her family within the next 49 days. Ji-Hyun instantly thinks of her fiance and two best friends and is certain she will live again. Ji-Hyun then takes over the body of the suicidal Yi-Kyung in her quest to find three such persons. Ji-Hyun gets a job at a restaurant owned by her high school friend Han Kang (Jo Hyeon Jae).

At this time, Ji-Hyun’s memory starts to return to her. Before the accident, Ji-Hyun remembers going to see her best friend to show the bridesmaid dress she had chosen for her. When she arrived, Ji-Hyun saw her best friend and her fiance sitting intimately together in a car. She was then driving to confront them when the accident occurred. Finally coming to her senses about their betrayal, Ji-Hyun now realizes that it won’t be so easy to find three people who genuinely love her…

Cast

Lee Yo Won as Song Yi Kyung

Nam Gyu Ri as Shin Ji Hyun

Jo Hyun Jae as Han Kang

Bae Soo Bin as Kang Min Ho

Jung Il Woo as scheduler / Song Yi Soo

Seo Ji Hye as Shin In Jung

Spesial buat Jung Il Woo

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http://www.koreandrama.org/?p=7007

http://kadorama-recaps.blogspot.com/2011/04/sinopsis-49-days-episode-10.html

Sungkyunkwan Scandal

 

 

• Ingin download —->  Ost Sungkyunkwan Scandal

Synopsis

Set in a period where society does not allow females to be educated nor employed, Kim Yoon Hee (Park Min Young) disguises herself as her brother, Kim Yoon Shik, in order to make ends meet for her family. She goes through a series of odd jobs, mainly at a local bookstore, before she gets offered a chance to increase her earn, by becoming a substitute test-taker (an illegal act) for the upcoming entrance examination in the prestigious Sungkyunkwan. She gets caught by the upright Lee Sun Joon (Park Yoo Chun), who later acknowledges Yoon Hee’s talents, and even encourages her to enroll in the university. There, she must bear with the endless mischief of upperclassman Gu Yong Ha (Song Joong-Ki), put up with the constant mood swings of roommate, Moon Jae Shin (Yoo Ah In), avoid getting in trouble with the strict, student body president, Ha In Soo (Jun Tae Soo), keep her secret from being discovered, all the while trying to maintain her growing affections for Lee Sun Joon, at bay.

Together, the four form the “Jalgeum Quartet” (sometimes affectionately also named by fans of the series the “Joseon F4“).

 

Cast

• Park Yoo Chun as Lee Sun Joon (nicknamed Ga-Rang)
• Park Min Young as Kim Yoon Hee (nicknamed Dae-Mul)
• Bang Joon Seo as Young Yoon Hee
• Song Joong-Ki as Gu Yong Ha (nicknamed Yeo-Rim)
• Yoo Ah In as Moon Jae Shin (nicknamed Geol-Oh)
• Seo Hyo Rim as Ha Hyo Eun
• Kim Min Seo as Cho Sun
• Jun Tae Soo as Ha In Soo
• Kang Sung Pil as Im Byung Choon
• Kim Dong Yoon as Seol Go Bong
• Chae Byung Chan as Kang Moo
• Ahn Nae Sang as Jung Yak Yong
• Park Geun Soo as Yoo Chang Ik
• Kim Ha Kyoon as Choi Shin Mook
• Kim Young Bae as Go Jang Bok
• Im Young Pil as Ham Choon Ho
• Kim Jung Kyoon as Ahn Do Hyun
• Jang Se Hyun as Kim Woo Tak
• Hwang Chan Woo as Bae Hae Won
• Joo Ah Sung as Nam Myung Shik
• Lee In as Park Dal Jae
• Jo Sung Ha as King Jeongjo
• Kim Gab Soo as Left State Minister Lee Jung Moo
• Lee Jae Yong as Ha Woo Kyu (Minister of War)
• Choi Dong Joon as Moon Geun Soo (Minister of Justice)
• Kim Ik Tae as Prime Minister Chae Je Gong
• Kim Mi Kyung as Ms. Jo (Yoon Hee’s mother)
• Han Yun as Kim Yoon Shik (Yoon Hee’s brother)
• Park Dong Bin as the Minister of War’s steward
• Kim Kwang Gyu as Hwang Ga
• Ryu Dam as Soon Dol
• Sung Hyun Joo as Beo Deul
• Im Yoon Jung as Aeng Aeng
• Jung Hye Mi as Seom Seom
• Lee Min Ho as Bok Soo (petty thief)
• Kim Dong Hyun as Bok Dong (page boy)
• Park Chul Min as Hanseongbu official
• Lee Dal Hyung as Goo Yong Ha’s father
• Lee Won Jong as shaman Bak Soo (cameo, ep8)

• Oh Na Mi as Hyo Eun’s friend (cameo, ep10)

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Baby Faced Beauty

• TV Show: Babyfaced Beauty (International English title)

• Judul Lain : Youthful Beauty / Pretty Young Woman

• Revised romanization: Dongahn minyeo

• Hangul: 동안미녀

• Director: Lee Jin-Seo, Lee So-Yeon

• Writer: Oh Sun-Hyung, Jung Do-Yun

• Network: KBS2

• Episodes: 20

• Release Date: May 2, 2011 — July 5, 2011

• Runtime: Mon & Tue 21:55

• Language: Korean

• Country: South Korea

• Ingin tau lirik —-> Ost Baby Faced Beauty

Synopsis

“Baby-faced Beauty” is a romantic-comedy centered around a 34-year-old woman with a babyface as she works to become a fashion designer and overcomes obstacles like having only having a high school diploma and a bad credit history.

Choi Jin-Wook (Daniel Choi) is the heir of the famous Jokbal restaurant with millions of dollars in annual revenue. But, Choi Jin-Wook goes against his father and leaves his parents’ house. Choi Jin-Wook starts to work at another company to accomplish his dream. Against his will, Choi Jin-Wook starts work in the fashion department. With his sweet character he survives there and meets Lee So-Young Lee So-Young (Jang Na-Ra) …

Cast

• Jang Na Ra as Lee So Young

• Choi Daniel as Choi Jin Wook

• Ryu Jin as Ji Seung Il

• Kim Min Seo as Kang Yoon Seo

Yun Hee-Seok	Hyun Young	Oh Yeon-Seo	Kim Hye-Ok	Ahn Seo-Hyun
No Yong-Joon	Ji Joo-Hee	Lee So-Jin	So-Young’s mom	Hyun-Yi

Park Cheol-Min	Hong Rok-Ki	Son Hwa-Ryeong	Yoo Yeon-Ji	Kim Kyu-Cheol
Sun-Nam	Jang Ki-Hong	Jung Mi-Soon	Park Na-Ra	So-Young’s dad

Kim Mi-Kyung	Na Young-Hee	Geum Ho-Suk
manager Baek	director Hyun	Min-Ki

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http://vanayya.wordpress.com/2011/11/18/baby-faced-beauty/

http://asianmediawiki.com/Babyfaced_Beauty

City Hunter 시티헌터

• TV Show: City Hunter
• Revised romanization: Siti Hyunteo
• Hangul: 시티헌터
• Director: Jin Hyeok
• Writer: Tsukasa Hojo (manga), Hwang Eun-Kyung, Choi Soo-Jin
• Network: SBS
• Episodes: 20
• Release Date: May 25, 2011 – July 28, 2011
• Runtime: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
• Language: Korean
• Country: South Korea
• Ingin download —->  OST City Hunter

Synopsis

Lee Yoon-Sung (Lee Min-Ho) works at the Blue House for the National Communication Network Team. He graduated from M.I.T. in the U.S. and possesses elite skills as an I.T. engineer. At the Blue House, Yoon-Sung meets Kim Na-Na (Park Min-Young), who works as a bodyguard there. The two people fall for each other even though Yoon-Sung was warned not to fall in love. An elaborate plan for revenge is his ultimate mission ….

Lee Jin-Pyo (Kim Sang-Jung) and Park Moo-Yul (Park Sang-Min) worked as bodyguards at the South Korean President’s home the Blue House. While the president and other high ranking public officials were visiting Myanmar an explosion occurs there set off by North Korean agents. The explosion did not harm the South Korean President, but other South Korean officials were killed. To retaliate for the killing, five high ranking South Korean officials plan a covert operation to go into North Korea and kill North Korean agents. Without the president’s knowledge, bodyguards Lee Jin-Pyo and Park Moo-Yul gather men who will take part in the dangerous mission. The men will be dropped near the North Korean coastline and then enter North Korea to carryout their assassinations. For their return, Choi Eung-Chan (Cheon Ho-Jin) promises to have a submarine waiting for them to carry them back to South Korea.

Meanwhile, the five high ranking South Korean public officers, who initiated the covert operation, changes their minds while the operation is taking place. The officials decide to give up on the 21 special force members taking part in the covert operation.

The special forces members complete their tasks and swim into the ocean looking for the submarine to take them back to South Korea. They spot the submarine waiting for them and attempt to board the submarine. A sniper on the submarine kills all of the special forces members except Lee Jin-Pyo – who survives and swims back to South Korea.

Lee Jin-Pyo, carrying out a promise to his fallen comrade and good friend Park Moo-Yul, goes to Park Moo-Yul’s home and snatches away Moo-Yul’s baby, while Moo-Yul’s wife hangs clothes outside. Lee Jin-Pyo then moves to Thailand with the baby. Lee Jin-Pyo sets up a camp in the jungles of Thailand, while growing and trafficking illegal narcotics. Jin-Pyo also raises the baby Lee Yun-Seong and eventually trains him into an elite soldier.

Lee Yun-Seong, now a young adult, enters a village in Thailand and spots a Korean man, Bae Sik-Joong (Kim Sang-Ho), being shaken down by Thai gang members. On a whim, Lee Yun-Seong comes to his aide and helps Bae Sik-Joong escape. Lee Yun-Seong takes the Korean man back their camp. It turns out Bae Sik-Joong is quite a cook and he prepares dishes for Lee Yun-Seung and Lee Jin-Pyo. Lee Yun-Seong also spots a photo of a young woman named Kim Na-Na that Bae Sik-Joong carries with him. Lee Yun-Seong takes the photo and places it next to his bed. He becomes emotionally attached to the woman in the photo even though he has never met her.

A few days later, Lee Jin-Pyo loses a foot while saving Lee Yun-Seung from a landmine. While Lee Jin-Pyo is recovering, he finally tells Lee Yun-Seung about his birth father and how he was killed by his own government. Lee Jin-Pyo then vows to exact revenge upon the five government officials responsible for his father’s death.

Seven years later, Lee Yun-Seo finally arrives in South Korea. Prior to arriving in South Korea, Lee Yun-Seo studied at M.I.T. in the United States. He was also warned by Lee Jin-Pyo, prior to entering South Korea, to avoid falling in love because blood will be shed all around him …

 

 

Cast

* Lee Min Ho as Lee Yun Seong

* Park Min Young as Kim Na Na

* Lee Jun Hyuk as Kim Young Joo

* Hwang Sun Hee as Jin Soo Hee

* Goo Ha Ra as Choi Da Hye

* Kim Sang Jung as Lee Jin Pyo

*Cheon Ho Jin as Choi Eung Chan

* Kim Sang Ho as Bae Sik Joong

* Lee Seung-Hyeong as Song Young-Duk

* Baek Seung-Hyeon as  Park Ho-Sik

* Lee Kwang-Soo as  Ko Ki-Joon

* Yang Jin-Sung as Shin Eun-Ah

* Jeong Jun as Kim Sang-Kook

* Choi Sang-Hun as Seo Yong-Hak ( Cameo)

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http://asianmediawiki.com/City_Hunter_%28Korean_Drama%29

Scent of a woman 여인의 향기

• TV Show: Scent of a Woman
• Revised romanization: Yeoinui Hyanggi
• Hangul: 여인의 향기
• Director: Park Hyung-Ki
• Writer: No Ji-Sul
• Network: SBS
• Episodes: 16
• Release Date: July 23, 2011 –
• Runtime: Saturdays & Sundays 22:00
• Language: Korean
• Country: South Korea

Synopsis

“Scent of a Woman” is a romantic-comedy that depicts the life of a 30′ish woman who works as a low-level clerk. She works hard, but lives her life without much joy. She then learns that she is dying. The woman decides to travel aboard to find happiness …

Lee Yeon-Jae (Kim Sun-A) works at travel agency Line Tour as an under appreciated assistant. She’s often tasked to do menial jobs by her boss, but she never refuses out of fear of being fired. Lee Yeon-Jae supports her mother and without her job believes she will not be able to get married.

One day, because of a car accident, Lee Yeon-Jae goes to the hospital. There she meets Dr. Chae Eun-Suk (Uhm Ki-Joon). As children, Yeon-Jae and Eun-Suk were friends, but Eun-Suk now acts as if he does not know her. Dr. Eun-Suk informs Yeon-Jae that she has a tumor and needs another examination. Yeon-Jae goes back to the company and asks for a day off to get the medical examination. Instead of getting the day off, Yeon-Jae is assigned to be a guide for high profile client Andy Wilson.

Kang Ji-Wook (Lee Dong-Wook) is the only son of Line Tour’s company president. He is good looking, physically fit, rich and the successor to the company, but he isn’t excited by anything. His father planned his marriage to Im Se-Kyung (Seo Hyo-Rim), the daughter of conglomerate Seo-Jin. Im Se-Kyung is beautiful, but highly arrogant. She’s the one who arranged for musician Andy Wilson’s one day tour.

Meanwhile, the tour for Andy Wilson encounters turbulence. A misunderstanding for his lunch includes pork which is forbidden by Andy Wilson’s Muslim religion. Andy Wilson becomes furious and returns to his hotel. To make-up for the misunderstanding, Yeon-Jae visits Andy Wilson’s hotel with traditional Korean rice cake which she believes he may enjoy. Shortly later, Andy Wilson discovers that his ring is missing. Im Se-Kyung and Andy Wilson both suspect that Yeon-Jae stole the ring. Yeon-Jae vehemently denies taking the ring, but she is eventually slapped by Im Se-Kyung.

Yeon-Jae, under a lot duress, finally goes to the hospital for her re-examination. Yeon-Jae is informed by Dr. Eun-Suk that she has cancer and is expected to live for only 6 more months. Still in shock, Yeon-Jae returns to her office. When her boss starts to pick on her yet again, Yeon-Jae finally reaches her boiling point. She throws her resignation, which she wrote a long time ago, to his face and leaves her job …

A millionaire’s first love ( 백만장자의 첫사랑 )

• Movie: A Millionaire’s First Love
• Revised romanization: Baekmanjangja-ui cheot-sarang
• Hangul: 백만장자의 첫사랑
• Director: Kim Tae-Gyun
• Writer: Kim Eun-Suk
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• Release Date: February 9, 2006
• Runtime: 116 min
• Production Budget: US$ 3.5M
• Language: Korean
• Country: South Korea

 

Synopsis

Kang Jae-kyung (Hyun Bin) is your typical rich kid. He’s arrogant, drives sporty cars, attends the big clubs and rides through school corridors on his motorcycle. As his 18th birthday approaches he’s set to inherit his grandfather’s fortune, but first Jae-kyung is required to transfer to a new school in Gangwondo and graduate. Until then all access to his penthouse, cottage and credit cards is denied. Should he fail to graduate or drop out then he loses everything. If he wishes to give up he’ll only get 0.1% of his over-all inheritance. With little choice he heads out to the countryside and a small town in which daily life is far removed from what he’s used to.

Shortly after settling into his new home he meets 18 year-old Choi Eun-whan (Lee Yeon-hee), who just happened to run into him back in Seoul. They don’t exactly hit it off; he’s far too stubborn and cool for school, while she sees hope for him and sets out to make him see it for himself. As they eventually draw closer, thanks to a set of coincidences and school projects they learn more about one another. Kang learns of Choi’s terminal disease and does what he can to make her happy. He even tells his lawyer that he would give up his inheritance so he could buy the orphanage for her.

Once during the rehearsal of a play at the school, Kang Jae-kyung notices that the play is actually like the incident that had happened in his life. He recalls a childhood memory of being at the orphanage at Gangwondo, where he had met Eun-Whan and had made a promise to return in ten days. He went to find her and told her that he was unable to fulfill his promise and did not remember his promise or the girl because his parents had died in a car accident on that same day so he erased all his memories of the unfortunate past.

The day of the play came and Jae-kyung asked his classmate a favor to trade places, him as the Colonel rather than the maid. He went to Eun-whan’s side and she asked him if he could put on the socks he bought earlier to her. While they were dancing, she felt a sudden pain and went backstage then returned much to Jae-kyung’s worry. Eun-whan’s mother came to watch the show.

Later, they celebrated the success of the play. The couple sat on the swing, Eun-whan told Jae-kyung “Saranghae” and that she’s sleepy, sleeping for 3 minutes. The first snow came.

On their graduation day, Choi Eun-whan received the Award of Friendship but didn’t come as she never woke up, three minutes was over. A white bouquet of flower sat instead her seat next to Jae-kyung’s chair. He stayed for a while and walked outside carrying the flowers. His grandpa’s lawyer came, congratulated him and told him that the inheritance is his now as of that moment.

Cast

Hyun-Bin	Lee Yeon-Hee	Jeong Wook
Kang Jae-kyung	Choi Eun-hwan	principle

HeartsTrings..

• Title: 넌 내게 반했어 / Neon Naege Banhaesseo
• English title: Heartstrings
• Previously known as: 페스티벌 / Festival
• Genre: Romance, music
• Episodes: 16
• Broadcast network: MBC
• Broadcast period: 2011-Jun-29 to 2011-Aug-18

Synopsis

Lee Shin is a university student majoring in modern music. He is also the vocalist and guitarist of the band “The Stupid.” Shin is known for his good looks, cocky personality, and strong passion for music. Everyone sees him as a cold-hearted person, but he’s actually soft inside. He lacks interest in anything unrelated to music and has neither dreams nor plans for the future. He initially likes Jung Yoon Soo, a dance professor at university, but this all changes when he meets Lee Gyu Won.

Lee Gyu Won is a bright and outgoing student who was born into a prestigious family and is majoring in traditional Korean instruments, especially the gayageum. Gyu Won’s grandfather, Lee Dong Gun, is one of the top 3 traditional musicians of his age and his biggest wish is to see his granddaughter become a traditional music prodigy. Trying to live up to her grandfather’s expectations, Gyu Won immerses herself in training and becomes a university student who knows nothing outside of her studies. As her friends are fans of “The Stupid”, she was forced to go to the band’s concert with them. There she saw Lee Shin performing live, and is immediately captivated by him.