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Mi-so and Ha-eun meet in elementary school and quickly become best friends. In high school, Ha-eun meets Jin-woo and starts to have feelings for him, but he starts to have feelings for Mi-so. When they all meet again as adults, they are very different people, but they try to remember what friendship is really about.
Ahn Mi-so
Go Ha-eun
Ham Jin-woo
Ha-eun's Mother
Ha-eun's Father
Young Mi-so
Young Ha-eun
Mi-so's Mother
Curator
Ki-hun
Stationery Store Owner
Young-ok
Sung-yeon
Club President
Reception nurse
Teacher
I've seen both the Chinese Version first and this one. Highly emotional with an incredible twist at the end. I'd say the friendship is better developed here, while each individual character comes out better in the Chinese version. Its also important to realize that the way the Korean version ends is quite different to how the Chinese version does, just as emotionally Jarring but I have to say I think the Korean ending is much deeper on the meaning of friendship at the very end. Watch both, it's worth it. I would keep the order Chinese first, Korean second.
March 15, 2023
Ahn Mi-so
Go Ha-eun
Ham Jin-woo
Ha-eun's Mother
Ha-eun's Father
Young Mi-so
Young Ha-eun
Mi-so's Mother
Curator
Ki-hun
Stationery Store Owner
Young-ok
Sung-yeon
Club President
Reception nurse
Teacher
I've seen both the Chinese Version first and this one. Highly emotional with an incredible twist at the end. I'd say the friendship is better developed here, while each individual character comes out better in the Chinese version. Its also important to realize that the way the Korean version ends is quite different to how the Chinese version does, just as emotionally Jarring but I have to say I think the Korean ending is much deeper on the meaning of friendship at the very end. Watch both, it's worth it. I would keep the order Chinese first, Korean second.
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