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Joon-sang, a gifted but withdrawn student who feels unloved by everyone around him, moves to the small city of Chuncheon. After his classmate Yoo-jin dozes off against his shoulder on the bus one morning, the two grow close and a tender first love begins.
In a made-up Joseon era, Crown Prince Lee Hwon falls in love with Heo Yeon-woo, a bright girl whose father is a palace scholar, while his older half-brother, Prince Yangmyung, loves her too. But the scheming Queen Dowager wants her own relative to become Crown Princess, and dangerous palace plots soon threaten Yeon-woo and the young prince.
Clumsy, unpopular Oh Ha-ni has a crush on Baek Seung-jo, a brilliant, popular classmate who keeps turning her down. Things get far more awkward when unexpected circumstances force Ha-ni and her father to move into the same house as Seung-jo and his parents.
Shin Joon-young and Noh Eul were high school classmates who drifted apart after a troubled relationship. Years later, he is a top actor and singer, and she is a documentary producer who grew up struggling after losing her father. When Noh Eul is assigned to make a documentary about him, she promises to win his consent, and the two are thrown back together.
Born on Jeju in 1951, Ae-sun is a poor girl who dreams of becoming a poet, and Gwan-sik is the young man who adores her. Told through the eyes of their daughter, Yang Geum-myeong, the drama follows the adventures and many hardships that fill their lives.
Han Jung-suh and Cha Song-joo are childhood friends whose close bond grows into love. When Jung-suh's father remarries, her new stepmother, an actress, and stepsister Yoo-ri make her life miserable, and Song-joo leaves to study in America without her.
Lee Yul, the king's nephew, would rather play than study, until Yoon Yi-seo, a kind and clever girl from a noble family, scolds him for treating peasant children cruelly. Smitten, he starts working harder to impress her. But Yul's ambitious father is plotting with Kim Cha-eon to seize the throne, and a violent coup soon tears their worlds apart.
Fifteen-year-old Lee Soo-yeon is bullied at school because her late father was convicted of murder. She meets Han Jung-woo, the son of a wealthy and powerful family, who stands up for her, and the two grow close and fall in love. Their young bond is shaken when Jung-woo is kidnapped and Soo-yeon, trying to help him, is taken too.
Choi Ung and Kook Yeon-soo broke up years ago, promising never to see each other again. But when the documentary they filmed together in high school ten years earlier goes viral, a producer friend pushes the former couple back in front of the cameras, stirring up complicated feelings.
In present-day Seoul, architect Lee Seung-min is caught off guard when Yang Seo-yeon, a woman he knew in college years ago, asks him to build her a new house where her old family home stands on Jeju Island. As they work together, he is pulled back into memories of the early 1990s, when they first met in an architecture class.
In 1994, six university students from different provinces move into a boarding house in Seoul's Sinchon neighborhood, run by a couple whose daughter is Sung Na-jung. Shifting between their college days and the present, the story follows their friendships and romances while keeping viewers guessing who Na-jung will marry.
Yoo Min-woo loses his first love, Seo Eun-hye, in a car accident, and her parents quietly donate her organs. Shim Hye-won, who has lived with a serious heart condition since childhood, receives Eun-hye's heart. After Min-woo returns from studying in Italy, he meets Hye-won, who is engaged to Park Jung-jae, and her heart races strangely whenever he is near.
In the present day, Ji-hye finds a box of her mother Joo-hee's old letters and diary, and through them discovers her mother's first love with Joon-ha during a summer in the countryside in 1968. Her mother's story unfolds alongside Ji-hye's own feelings for Sang-min, a fellow student involved in the school theater.
Ha Ryu is an orphan who devotes himself to Da-hae from the moment he meets her at the orphanage, until she is adopted and they are separated. Ten years later they cross paths again, and he vows to make her happy, working day and night to pay for her university studies abroad.
Top actor Ji Eun-ho hires ghostwriter Seo Jung-eun to write his autobiography. He is prickly and hard to work with, but she is intrigued when he claims he became an actor only to find his first love, Ji Eun-dong, whom he has never stopped loving since they met as teenagers in 1995.
Yoon Soo-wan and Park Dong-joo were young sweethearts, each the other's first love, until painful family troubles forced them apart. Twelve years later, Soo-wan, whose sight was restored by surgery, works as an emergency rescuer, and Dong-joo has become a surgeon. When they cross paths again, she is engaged to neurosurgeon Kang Ji-woon, so Dong-joo keeps his identity hidden.
Jun-young and Hye-in, a blind girl, feel an instant bond when they meet young, but life pulls them apart when he goes to Seoul and she moves to America. Wrongly told that he has died, Hye-in builds a new life. Years later she returns to Seoul as a singer with her sight restored, engaged to her producer Gun-woo, whose composer friend turns out to be Jun-young.
College student Yun Tae-o suddenly finds his house full when his friends move in, each for their own reasons: a college dropout, a runaway family friend and his longtime childhood friend. Sharing one roof, the young housemates stumble through the messy, confusing business of first love and living together.
Han Jae-hyun and Yoon Ji-soo fell in love as university students. Twenty years later their paths cross again, but their lives could hardly be more different: he is a successful businessman chasing wealth and status, while she is a mother working on contract and struggling to get by.
High school student Han Seo-yoon has a form of amnesia from a car accident that wipes her memory each day, so she relies on notes to understand her own life. When Kim Jae-won is pressured into a fake love confession to stop the bullying of a classmate, she surprises him by saying yes, and he must face the consequences of his lie.
Cha Joo-hyuk is a bank employee who has been married to Seo Woo-jin for five years. After a strange incident, a choice he makes suddenly rewrites his life: his marriage and familiar world are gone, and he finds himself living a very different life in which his first love, Lee Hye-won, may play a part.
In 2014, a radio DJ receives a letter from his first love that stirs up long-buried memories. Back in the summer of 1991, five friends spend their days together, and shy, innocent Beom-sil falls for Soo-ok, a girl with an injured leg whom he carries wherever she needs to go.
In 1970s Daegu, Lee Jung-hee, the second daughter of a family that runs a lingerie factory, leads a group of teenage girls on chaotic adventures. Bae Dong-moon falls for her on a group date, but she has a crush on Son Jin, a senior at a boys' school, and things get complicated when transfer student Park Hye-joo arrives from Seoul.
In 2009, troublemaker Kang Bok-soo is expelled from the elite Seolsong High after being accused of pushing his best friend off the school roof. Nine years later, after he rescues his old girlfriend Son Soo-jung, now a teacher there, he finds himself back at Seolsong as a student in its lowest-ranked class.
Hyun Ji-seok and Go Mi-yeon were high school sweethearts until they learned they were cousins. Years later, after family tragedy forced them apart and both married other people, Ji-seok learns he has only 90 days left to live and seeks out Mi-yeon, asking her to spend that time with him.
As children, Yoon Na-moo and Gil Nak-won are each other's first love, until Na-moo's father, a serial killer, murders Nak-won's parents. Years later she is aspiring actress Han Jae-yi and he is rookie detective Chae Do-jin, who hopes to make up for his father's crimes, and their paths cross once again.
Since her divorce, Yoon-hee has lived in the countryside with her teenage daughter Sae-bom. When Sae-bom finds a romantic letter written to her mother by Jun, a Korean-Japanese woman who went to school with Yoon-hee long ago, she senses her mother's deep loneliness and plans a trip to the snowy Japanese town of Otaru, where Jun lives.
Min, a Korean boy, moves to Japan with his father, a potter. At a local shrine he meets Nanae, a beautiful girl who dreams of being a painter, and falls for her at first sight. She turns out to attend his new school, and the two grow close despite the barriers of culture and language between them.
In 2002, high school sweethearts Jang Guk and Yu Jun-su face an unplanned pregnancy, and after an accident costs her the baby, their disapproving mothers pull them apart. Jang Guk moves to the U.S. and takes the name Dal-lae. Twelve years later their lives cross again, but she does not want Jun-su to know who she is.
In the 1980s, Go Young-rye works as a bus hostess on route 100 while hoping to get into university, and she befriends Seo Jong-hee, a charismatic newcomer. Both girls are drawn to Han Jae-pil, son of a wealthy department store owner, in a story about youth, friendship and first love.
Kang Jae-seop and Song Chae-won are close friends in high school, and Jae-seop quietly has feelings for her. When gentle Jung-woo, who comes from a wealthy family, transfers to their school, the three become tangled together, and a stolen letter drives a wedge between Chae-won and Jung-woo just as they grow close.
Han Yi-soo's father, chauffeur to the family that owns Gaya Hotel Group, is killed after backing out of taking the blame for a hit-and-run caused by the family's son. When high schooler Yi-soo digs for the truth, he barely survives an attempt on his life and vanishes. Twelve years later he returns under a new Japanese-Korean identity, while his first love, Jo Hae-woo, has become a prosecutor.
Orphan Lee Woo-jin, known as Andrew, is badly treated by his aunt until his uncle, a priest back from Italy, takes him in. Eun-ha, also an orphan, comes to live at the cathedral too, and after a rocky start the two become inseparable. As high school ends and she prepares to confess her feelings, Andrew shares his dream of becoming a priest.
TV producer Yoo Jin-ha reluctantly takes on a dating show called Marry a Millionaire and casts Kim Young-hoon, an ordinary hard worker who can pass for a rich man. Contestant Eun-young knows the truth, because Young-hoon was her first love back in middle school, and being on the show stirs up old feelings.
Sunwoo Hae spent a hard childhood working in the entertainment world and has since found calm as a novelist and florist. He crosses paths again with his first love, Sung Je-yeon, now an ambitious team leader at a company. Their reunion pushes both of them to face who they used to be and who they are now, amid their own personal and work struggles.
Set in South Korea during the turbulent 1980s and 1990s, this series follows three young people as they fight hard to hold on to their dreams, to their friendship, and to the single first love that ties them together.
Lee Yoo-chan is a genius programmer and CEO of the IT company Next In who cannot recognize faces, including that of his first love. At a recruiting event he picks on Kim Bo-ra, a job-seeking college student with an incredible memory, but she stands up to him, and her claim to share his first love's name unsettles him.
Yeon Tae-seo and Mo Eun-ah fall in love one summer ahead of their final school year, but college plans and changing priorities pull them apart. Ten years later, they cross paths again in Seoul, and feelings they thought were gone begin to stir.
Kang Dong-seok escaped poverty to become a brilliant but arrogant, short-tempered prosecutor, cut off from his family. After 15 years away, he is transferred back to his hometown, where he must face his misfit siblings and his first love Cha Hae-won, and rediscover the warmth of family and neighbors.
This playful twist on the folktale of Kongji and Patzzi paints the hot-tempered heroine as kind at heart and her sweet-seeming rival as a schemer. Song-yee has liked Hyun-sung since elementary school, but when he chooses gentle Hee-won over her, a rivalry begins that follows them into adulthood.
Childhood sweethearts Han Dong-joo and Lee Da-ji married at 19 after fighting for their parents' approval, only to divorce six months later. Six years on, they meet by chance at a horse auction in Australia, and when Dong-joo, a tycoon's grandson, heads to Jeju Island to build a resort, he ends up living with his ex-wife, now a horse vet.
