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9.4/10 Viki Also known as 'Road Number One' Country of origin South Korea Final episode date 26 August 2010 Number of seasons 1 | 91% 8.7/10 Written by Han Ji-hoon First episode date 23 July 2010 Number of episodes 20 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Genre RomanceDramaActionWar Directed by Lee Jang-sooKim Jin-min Starring So Ji-subKim Ha-neulYoon Kye-sang Cast So Ji‑sub, Kim Ha‑neul, Yoon Kye‑sang, Choi Min‑soo, Kim Yoo‑jung Similar Two Weeks (TV series), Moon Embracing the Sun, Dong Yi (TV series) |
So jisub road no 1 trailer highlight
Road No. 1 (Hangul: 로드 넘버원; RR: Rodeu Neombeowon) is a 2010 South Korean television series, starring So Ji-sub, Kim Ha-neul and Yoon Kye-sang. The story revolves around two young soldiers, the woman they both love, and the Korean War that tears all their lives apart. The drama's title, Road No. 1, refers to the route connecting Seoul to Pyongyang, the soldiers' long and brutal road of sacrifice and survival. It aired on MBC from July 23 to August 26, 2010 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 20 episodes.
Contents
- So jisub road no 1 trailer highlight
- Road no 1 asian korean drama
- Plot
- Cast
- Soundtrack
- Production
- Reception
- References
Road no 1 asian korean drama
Plot
Lee Jang-woo (So Ji-sub) would do anything for his childhood sweetheart Soo-yeon (Kim Ha-neul). When Soo-yeon's family falls on hard times, he joins the army in order to earn money to pay for her tuition. While Jang-woo is on his tour of duty, Soo-yeon studies hard and spends her time helping injured soldiers as a doctor. She patiently awaits Jang-woo's return, but one day receives word that he has died in combat. Fate brings another man into her life: Shin Tae-ho, a handsome and generous officer who graduated from the army academy at the top of his class. Though she can't forget Jang-woo, Soo-yeon finally decides to leave the past behind her and marry Tae-ho. On the eve of their wedding, Jang-woo suddenly appears again, revealing that the death notice had been a mistake. He had, in fact, been counting the days until he can return home and reunite with his lover. The next morning - June 25, 1950 - the North Korean army invades South Korea, marking the start of the Korean War. With their lives and love already in turmoil, both Jang-woo and Tae-ho are sent north to the battlefield.
Cast
Soundtrack
- Even Becoming the Wild - Hwanhee
- Even If the World Separates Us - Wheesung
- Because I'm a Woman - IU
- Same Heart - Baek Ji-young
- Idly - Naomi
- Only You - Kim Jin-woo
- The Sound of Memory - So Ji-sub
- Youngchonmyeon - Kim Hyo-soo
- Call of Korean (Inst.) - Hwang Sang-jun
- Action No. 1 (Inst.) - Ryu Hyung-wook
- A Flower On the Ruins (Inst.) - Noh Hyung-woo
- Victory (Inst.) - Hwang Sang-jun
- Battlefield (Inst.) - Noh Hyung-woo
- Jang-woo's Theme (Inst.) - Hwang Sang-jun
- Who Wanted This War? (Inst.) - Ryu Hyung-wook
- Requiem (Inst.) - Hwang Sang-jun
- Even Becoming the Wild (Guitar Version) - Hwanhee
- Even If the World Separates Us (Piano Version) - Wheesung
- Because I'm a Woman (Piano Version) - IU
- Same Heart (Humming Version) - Baek Ji-young
Special Bonus:
- Call of Korean (TV Version) - Various Artists
Production
This was So Ji-sub and Kim Ha-neul's first acting collaboration after they were paired in a commercial shoot for fashion brand Storm in 1997. It was also Kim and Yoon Kye-sang's onscreen reunion following the 2008 film Lovers of Six Years.
In preparation for their roles, the lead actors underwent military training with Korea's Fifth Division Army.
Reception
Expectations were high for the ₩13 million big-budget war epic, and it was sold to Japan before it premiered in Korea. But the series did not achieve high ratings, averaging 6% for its run.