A human story in which everyone builds happiness together
Su-gyeong is a capable, enterprising woman of the new generation who wants both to marry well and to get ahead in her own field. Dong-gyu is a promising romantic from a fishing village who is held back by his poor family and cannot move in any direction. After a love full of push and pull, Su-gyeong and Dong-gyu finally go through with marriage. It is the union of two distinctive people raised in very different environments.
So, what will happen now?
The planning intent of the MBC weekend drama <You and I> is to warmly portray the process in which a young man and woman meet, love each other, marry, have children, care for their parents and build up their household, sometimes hating each other along the way, yet living healthily and growing into sincere adults.
Wanting to build a happy family while also doing well at one's own work is the wish of young women today. However, that wish is by no means easy to fulfill. The rising number of divorces among newlyweds and the trend of men and women of marriageable age avoiding marriage are proof of that. There are even pessimists who worry that before long the institution of marriage itself may collapse.
<You and I>, a 'realistic MBC drama,' aims to show, through Su-gyeong, a woman who wisely overcomes a difficult married life, even by rightfully getting involved in her in-laws' affairs, that the lives of the many women who chose marriage are by no means in vain.
A drama that is cheerful and fun, yet also deeply moving.
[Story]
Su-gyeong and Dong-gyu are in a so-called office romance
Su-gyeong (played by Choi Jin-sil) is dating Dong-gyu (played by Park Sang-won), a senior at the same company. Responsible for event planning, she is recognized at work. It would be a waste to marry now. She does love Sang-gyu, but, to be honest, her ambition is also to get ahead. In an era when it has become possible to combine marriage and work if one is capable, Su-gyeong too decides to marry Dong-gyu, whom she loves, quickly, and proposes first. After first paying a visit to Su-gyeong's parents (played by Sim Yang-hong and Kim Hye-ja), they go down to Dong-gyu's family home by the sea. As bad luck would have it... Dong-gyu's country home turns out to be a troubled household. Dong-gyu's father runs a fishing boat and gets by somehow, the family is poor and seems to be full of debt, and his younger brothers seem rough.... Su-gyeong comes back up appalled at the request of Dong-gyu's father (played by Choi Bul-am): "It seems Dong-gyu can't decide on marriage right away because he has nothing, so I'd like you to rent a room on your side and look after the youngest, Min-gyu." After the visit to Dong-gyu's family home, the two grow apart. Su-gyeong her own living environment
เป็นผลงาน1997 ซีรีส์ A human story in which everyone builds happiness together
Su-gyeong is a capable, enterprising woman of the new generation who wants both to marry well and to get ahead in her own field. Dong-gyu is a promising romantic from a fishing village who is held back by his poor family and cannot move in any direction. After a love full of push and pull, Su-gyeong and Dong-gyu finally go through with marriage. It is the union of two distinctive people raised in very different environments.
So, what will happen now?
The planning intent of the MBC weekend drama <You and I> is to warmly portray the process in which a young man and woman meet, love each other, marry, have children, care for their parents and build up their household, sometimes hating each other along the way, yet living healthily and growing into sincere adults.
Wanting to build a happy family while also doing well at one's own work is the wish of young women today. However, that wish is by no means easy to fulfill. The rising number of divorces among newlyweds and the trend of men and women of marriageable age avoiding marriage are proof of that. There are even pessimists who worry that before long the institution of marriage itself may collapse.
<You and I>, a 'realistic MBC drama,' aims to show, through Su-gyeong, a woman who wisely overcomes a difficult married life, even by rightfully getting involved in her in-laws' affairs, that the lives of the many women who chose marriage are by no means in vain.
A drama that is cheerful and fun, yet also deeply moving.
[Story]
Su-gyeong and Dong-gyu are in a so-called office romance
Su-gyeong (played by Choi Jin-sil) is dating Dong-gyu (played by Park Sang-won), a senior at the same company. Responsible for event planning, she is recognized at work. It would be a waste to marry now. She does love Sang-gyu, but, to be honest, her ambition is also to get ahead. In an era when it has become possible to combine marriage and work if one is capable, Su-gyeong too decides to marry Dong-gyu, whom she loves, quickly, and proposes first. After first paying a visit to Su-gyeong's parents (played by Sim Yang-hong and Kim Hye-ja), they go down to Dong-gyu's family home by the sea. As bad luck would have it... Dong-gyu's country home turns out to be a troubled household. Dong-gyu's father runs a fishing boat and gets by somehow, the family is poor and seems to be full of debt, and his younger brothers seem rough.... Su-gyeong comes back up appalled at the request of Dong-gyu's father (played by Choi Bul-am): "It seems Dong-gyu can't decide on marriage right away because he has nothing, so I'd like you to rent a room on your side and look after the youngest, Min-gyu." After the visit to Dong-gyu's family home, the two grow apart. Su-gyeong her own living environment
