Lee Young-

Revolution knows no gender, age or era! The film is based on the real Korean independence movement and takes the young female revolutionary, Yoo Gwan-soon, as its prototype, witnessing a little-known history. During the Japanese occupation, the March 1st Movement broke out in Korea. A 17-year-old girl took to the streets to lead over two million Korean people in resistance, but was arrested and imprisoned in a women's underground prison

The GP is a sentry in the most advanced alert zone of the unarmed zone on the side of the rest line, a remnant of the troops left after the Cold War. On a rainy night in May 2007, all 20 members of GP506 were killed by a soldier. As the captain of 506 was the son of the chief of the General Staff, the military was highly concerned about the incident and dispatched Detective Lu (thousand)

This evening drama tells the tragic story of two sisters who were separated when they were young due to their parents' divorce. They meet again in the maelstrom of fate as daughters-in-law and mothers-in-law, and eventually break up amid desires and conflicts.

Hai Xiu, a woman who moved from a local area to the city, opened a coffee shop and started a new life. Yi-jin, a high school girl who often came to the coffee shop, then worked part-time there and gradually became attracted to Hae-soo. Ye-jin was convinced that her feelings were genuine and confessed to Hae-soo.

When Kim (played by Lee Young-ae) was 20 years old, she made headlines for being imprisoned on charges of "child abduction", and people were astonished by her beauty and youth. During her 13 years in prison, she, with her angelic appearance, was the absolute model in prison. Jinzi did her best to help everyone around her, so she was a fellow inmate