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Geum Jan-di, a dry cleaner's daughter, ends up on a scholarship at Shinhwa High, an elite school for rich kids ruled by a clique called F4. Its leader is Gu Jun-pyo, heir to the Shinhwa Group. When Jan-di refuses to bow to F4's bullying and stands up to Jun-pyo, she becomes their target, while growing close to quiet member Yoon Ji-hoo.
Choi Han-gyeol, the carefree grandson of a food company chairwoman, is still hung up on his first love. He mistakes Go Eun-chan, a hardworking tomboy supporting her family, for a boy and pays her to pose as his boyfriend to dodge blind dates. Needing money, she keeps up the act to work at the rundown coffee shop he takes over.
Born into slavery in Joseon, Eugene Choi escapes to the United States as a boy, grows up in New York and becomes a Marine officer. Returning to Korea as a captain with the US legation, he meets Go Ae-shin, a nobleman's granddaughter who is secretly a sniper fighting for her country, and falls for her despite the gulf between their worlds.
Hong Hae-in, an heiress of the wealthy Queens Group, and Baek Hyun-woo, a farmer's son from a small village, have been married for three years and are close to divorce. When Hae-in learns she has a serious illness, the troubled couple must face old hurts and their very different personalities, while her childhood friend Yoon Eun-sung steps in to support her.
Cha Soo-hyun, a politician's daughter, has always lived the life others chose for her, including a marriage into a chaebol family that ended over her husband's affair. On a work trip to Cuba, she meets Kim Jin-hyuk, a carefree young man travelling alone. Back in Korea, they meet again when he starts work at Donghwa Hotel, where she is CEO.
In a modern-day Korea where the monarchy still exists, Crown Prince Lee Shin must marry quickly when the Emperor falls seriously ill. His bride is Chae-kyeong, an ordinary girl chosen through a promise their grandfathers made long ago, even though Shin has feelings for a ballerina named Hyo-rin. The two start out indifferent, and Chae-kyeong struggles with strict palace life.
Joo Yoo-rin, from Jeju Island, has become a skilled liar and grifter thanks to her gambling father's debts. When Seol Gong-chan, sole heir to a hotel fortune, needs someone to pose as his dying grandfather's long-lost granddaughter, he hires Yoo-rin for a monthly salary and a bonus, and she reluctantly takes the job.
Louis is a wealthy heir who buys anything that catches his eye. After losing his memory, he meets Bok-shil, a cheerful, pure-hearted woman from the countryside who is shocked by his spending, and she begins teaching him to live on simple necessities.
Kang Ma-ru, a bright medical student, is devoted to his slightly older neighbor Han Jae-hee, a TV reporter. When she picks a wealthy CEO and a comfortable life over him, the betrayal changes him completely. Years later, working as a bartender, he crosses paths with Seo Eun-gi, a guarded chaebol heiress being groomed to run her father's company.
Su-jin, a 27-year-old fashion designer and the daughter of a construction company CEO, is heartbroken after being rejected by a married colleague. A brief mix-up with a tall stranger at a convenience store leads to a chance reunion, and she is drawn to Chul-soo, a man from a very different background.
Eun Ha-won is a cheerful high school senior who hopes to become a teacher. After her mother dies, her cruel stepmother takes her college money, forcing Ha-won into part-time jobs. Then a wealthy chairman persuades her to move into his mansion alongside his three grandsons, who stand to inherit his fortune.
In their early twenties, medical student Oh Chang-min and dietitian Oh Jin-hee marry against the wishes of his wealthy family of doctors, who cut him off. Needing money fast, he gives up medicine to sell pharmaceuticals, and constant fights end in divorce. Six years later, both have gone through medical school and land as interns in the same hospital's emergency room.
Dokgo Ma-te is a strikingly handsome young man whose late mother left the password to meet his unknown father with Hong Yoo-ra, a former heiress. Yoo-ra will only hand it over if Ma-te wins over a series of women and learns something from each one. Kim Bo-tong, an ordinary girl who has adored him since high school, decides to help.
Go Eun-sung, a student in New York, comes home on break to take her autistic brother Eun-woo to America to study music. Sunwoo Hwan, another student in New York, is called back by his grandmother Jang Sook-ja to learn how to run her food company. On the same flight home, their bags get swapped, sparking a string of misunderstandings.
Hong Seol is a hard-working scholarship student whose university life is shaped by Yoo Jung, a rich, popular senior and heir to Taerang Group. He seems kind to everyone, but Seol senses a manipulative side. When she returns to school after a break, he is suddenly warm to her and asks her out, and the two begin an awkward relationship.
Lee Jung-joo has worked hard all her life without catching a break, and after seven years at a Seoul clothing company she loses her job, her home and her boyfriend almost at once. Reluctantly starting over on Jeju Island, she meets Baek Gun-woo, a carefree, smooth-talking restaurant owner from a rich family whom she first takes for a con artist.
Julian has lived off money from wealthy female clients, but a rushed business expansion leaves him with crushing debts and one month to pay or die. His only way out is to pose as the long-lost brother of Min, a cold, blind heiress, and get his hands on her fortune.
Brothers Chan-woo and Chan-hyuk live with their sister and father, a poor family farming in the countryside. Serious, hardworking Chan-woo and his older brother, who hopes to become an artist, both fall for the same girl, Hyo-kyung, who returns Chan-hyuk's feelings. Her gangster father strongly opposes her dating a penniless painter.
Kang Hye-na, the only heir of the Kang-san Group, lives like a princess in her grand home, surrounded by servants. Spoiled and selfish after growing up without a warm family, she crashes into the flower truck of Dong-chan and refuses to say sorry. Soon he shows up at her home as the new household manager, and she does everything to drive him out.
After her father dies, orphan Lee Yun-hee goes to live with the family of his friend, where her stepmother and stepsister treat her with open hostility. She has a hidden gift for art, and her path soon crosses with two men: rising singer Kang Min-hee, whose wealthy father opposes his music career, and fashion designer Lee Joon-hee.
Oh Dae-san runs a small clothing shop in Seoul's Dongdaemun Market and dreams of one day being rich. Then he crosses paths with Lee Jun-hee, the heir to a fashion empire who looks exactly like him, and Jun-hee asks Dae-san to step into his life and pretend to be him.
Hong Gil-dong, the bright son of a minister born outside marriage, has been told his status means he can never amount to anything, so he spends his days idling and causing trouble. A local monk sees more in him and trains him in martial arts, while cheerful Heo Yi-nok arrives from China and befriends him.
Byun Hyuk is the carefree second son of the Gangsu Group chairman, while his old friend Kwon Jae-hoon works for the company cleaning up Hyuk's messes and resents him. Street-smart Baek Joon juggles part-time jobs and has a crush on the cold Jae-hoon. When she first meets Hyuk, he is wearing a custodian's uniform, and she takes him for an ordinary worker.
Jang Seon-kyul is a wealthy man with a severe fear of germs who is obsessed with tidiness and even runs his own cleaning company. His orderly world is disrupted when Gil Oh-sol, a carefree, messy young woman always seen in her tracksuit, joins the company as a new hire. Worn down by years of part-time jobs, she gave up on neatness long ago.
Na Ae-ra married geeky engineering student Cha Jung-woo hoping to be a housewife, but his string of failed businesses left her working several jobs until they divorced. Three years later, she finds he has become rich and successful while she is still paying off their old debts. She hatches a plan for payback, while he assumes she wants him back for his money.
Kang Young-gul has nothing to his name and runs a clothing stall at Dongdaemun Market, never having had real dreams for his future. That changes when he meets Lee Ga-young, an orphan with a natural gift for design, who wins a scholarship to a fashion school in New York.
Wealthy plastic surgeon Gong Gi-tae wants nothing to do with marriage, while shop clerk Joo Jang-mi dreams of little else. To stop his parents' endless stream of blind dates, Gi-tae brings Jang-mi home as his pretend girlfriend, confident they will never approve of her.
A young woman is handed a chance to climb into a higher social class, only to find herself sinking into deep trouble instead. Alongside her story is a man who is searching for his own happiness, and who hopes to find it with her.
Oh Hye-won, 40, is the elegant, highly capable planning director of the Seohan Arts Foundation and believes her life is complete. Then she meets Lee Sun-jae, a poor 20-year-old delivery worker with a piano gift he doesn't recognize, and for the first time she truly falls in love. It is a romance they must keep hidden.
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.
Min Chae-won is the eldest granddaughter of a family that has run a noodle factory on the edge of Seoul for three generations. Married into the wealthy family behind Golden Dragon Food, she has endured years of hostility from a mother-in-law who never accepted her, and when her husband cheats, she decides to leave him.
At Myeong-il University, charming and wealthy freshman Yeo Jun is popular with everyone. A group project pairs him with Nam Su-hyeon, an awkward third-year from a poor family who only cares about earning credits and money, and Kim So-bin, a struggling, ordinary student, and the three form an unlikely trio.
Told through pansori singing, this film retells a classic Korean folktale set in 18th-century Korea. Mongryong, a governor's son, falls in love with and secretly marries Chunhyang, the daughter of a courtesan, but when his father is posted to Seoul he must leave her behind, promising to return once he passes the state exam.
Choi Su-wan, a 21-year-old university student whose family sells fried chicken, takes a well-paid job tutoring Kim Ji-hoon, a rich troublemaker her own age who is repeating his last year of high school. If his grades don't improve, his father will send him back to America, but Ji-hoon cares far more about fighting than studying.
Twins Lee Seo-young and Lee Sang-woo grow up in hardship because of their father Sam-jae's bad money decisions, working odd jobs while she studies law and he studies medicine. After their mother dies, Seo-young blames her father and cuts him out of her life, moving in with the wealthy Kang family as a live-in tutor.
Han Tae-sang is a cold, driven businessman who was once forced into gangster work for the very loan shark that ruined his family, and has fought his way to success. A routine collection job leads him to Seo Mi-do, the ambitious daughter of a modest bookstore owner who longs to escape her poor past, and he finds himself drawn to her.
Kang Jae-kyung is an arrogant rich kid who drives flashy cars and rides his motorcycle through the school halls. To inherit his grandfather's fortune when he turns 18, he must first transfer to a school in rural Gangwon Province and graduate, with his penthouse and credit cards cut off until he does.
Aspiring fashion designer Han Se-kyung has always believed hard work is her strength. But after her father's bakery closes, her boyfriend runs off with her savings, and her new job turns out to mean serving her old high school rival, she gives up on effort and sets out to marry into wealthy Cheongdam-dong instead.
Lee Jung-hyun and Oh Soo-ah are a happy couple until he learns she is the daughter of the chairman of SR Electronics, the company where he works. One night at the chairman's vacation house, Jung-hyun is wrongly blamed for a deadly attack and sentenced to life in prison, forcing him to run for his life.
Han Tae-woong is a quiet 17-year-old math genius who enters an elite high school, where a rivalry with fellow prodigy Kim Jung-kyu grows into a close friendship. Years later, now living a very different life as an unknown boxer carrying a painful past, he is hired as a driver for Bo-ra, the cold daughter of a wealthy businessman.
Gun-wook loses everything in a single night when the wealthy Hong family takes him in as President Hong's illegitimate son, then throws him onto the streets once they realize they were wrong. Years later he returns to bring down the Hongs and their Haeshin corporation piece by piece, using the family's children as pawns, until he meets the sharp and ambitious Jae-in.
In a modern Korea where gisaeng, traditional entertainers skilled in dance, music and poetry, still exist, Dan Sa-ran is a proud, graceful classical dance student from a humble home. Her talent and beauty win her a place at Buyonggak, the country's only traditional gisaeng house for VIP guests. There she catches the eye of Ah Da-mo, a cocky chaebol heir who usually ignores women.
Three people driven by greed fight their way toward wealth and power. Seo Yi-kyung is a cold, ambitious woman who will do anything to get ahead; Park Gun-woo is a warm, principled company heir she betrayed twelve years ago; and Lee Se-jin, orphaned young and raised poor, is desperate to escape her life.
Born into a poor family, Oh Wan-soo becomes a world-class golfer and marries Kim Yong-kook, heir to the Hwain Group, partly to pay off her mother's debts, then learns of his affair. Over a decade later, as a goodwill ambassador in Manila, she narrowly survives a terrorist attack thanks to Seo Do-yoon, who then becomes her bodyguard.
A wealthy young man with a bad-boy streak falls for an innocent but determined woman who went to prison over a deadly hit-and-run involving her boyfriend. As their story moves forward, long-hidden secrets slowly begin to come to the surface.
Lee Soo-jung, an orphan guiding tourists in Bali, struggles to get by and dreams of a rich man rescuing her. Her path crosses with Jung Jae-min, the careless playboy heir of a wealthy group, his fiancée Choi Young-joo, and Young-joo's former boyfriend, the hardworking but guarded Kang In-wook.
Cha Seok-hoon, a hardworking man from a poor rural family, shares a loving marriage with his wife Hong-joo until a failed business leaves him buried in debt. On a trip to Hong Kong, they meet Yoo Se-young, a cool, work-driven hotel heiress, who offers to pay off his debts in exchange for three days with him.
In the late Joseon era, two boys born at the same moment are swapped as babies. Chun-doong, a nobleman's son, grows up among beggars and joins the peasants' uprisings, while Gwi-dong, a beggar's son raised as a noble, becomes a police official who stands up to corruption, and the two men love the same woman.
