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2024年3月8日（金）後6：35

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1636年の春、成均館の儒生たちの熱い視線を集める容姿端麗で世間知らずな両班の娘ギルチェ（アン・ウンジン）は、片思いのヨンジュン（イ・ハクジュ）が、親友ウネ（イ・ダイン）と婚約していて想いが届かず、やきもきする日々を送っていた。

花摘み行事の日、ヌングン里にジャンヒョン(ナムグン・ミン)という謎の男が現れる。

ギルチェはヨンジュンの気を引こうとブランコ作戦を決行するが、チマ(スカート)の裾から見えるギルチェの足につられて男たちが群がるも、肝心のヨンジュンは無関心な様子。

悔しがるギルチェがブランコを大きく揺らし、バランスを崩したところ、ジャンヒョンが落下するギルチェを抱きとめたのだった。

 

お高くとまっているが、実はいじらしいギルチェに惹かれたジャンヒョンは、それから何かとギルチェを構うが相手にされず。

ある日、清の軍隊が国境を越えて、朝鮮の首都・漢陽の近くまで押し寄せて来たという知らせが届き…。

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恋人キャスト

＜役名＞イ・ジャンヒョン（俳優名）ナムグン・ミン

 

ヌングン里に現れた謎の男

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名>ユ・ギルチェ（俳優名）アン・ウンジン

 

良家のお嬢様

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名>ナム・ヨンジュン（俳優名）イ・ハクジュ

 

成均館の儒生

ギルチェの初恋の人

<その他の出演作品>

など




<役名> キョン・ウネ（俳優名）イ・ダイン

 

ヨンジュンの恋人

ギルチェの友人

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名>リャンウム（俳優名）キム・ユヌ

 

朝鮮最高の歌い手

<その他の出演作品>

  • MIMICUS

など




<役名>カクファ（俳優名）イ・チョンア

 

清の皇帝ホンタイジの娘

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名>ク・ウォンム（俳優名）チ・スンヒョン

朝鮮の武官

<その他の出演作品>

<役名>チョンチョニ（俳優名）パク・ジョンヨン

ギルチェの小間使い

<その他の出演作品>

現在なし




<役名> パンドゥネ（俳優名）クォン・ソヒョン

ウネの小間使い

<その他の出演作品>

<役名> クジャム（俳優名）パク・ガンソプ

ジャンヒョンの弟分

<その他の出演作品>

<役名> ヤンチョン（俳優名）チェ・ムソン

ジャンヒョンの兄貴分

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など




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