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"Welcome to Samdal-ri," an upcoming South Korean drama, is set to premiere on December 2, 2023, and will be available on JTBC and Netflix. The series, directed by Cha Young Hoon, known for "When the Camellia Blooms," stars Ji Chang Wook and Shin Hye Sun in lead roles.
'Welcome to Samdal-ri' Cast, Spoilers and Trailer
The story revolves around Jo Yong Phil (played by Ji Chang Wook) and Jo Sam Dal (portrayed by Shin Hye Sun). Jo Yong Phil, a man who has remained in his hometown Jeju Island to protect its residents, contrasts sharply with Jo Sam Dal, who aspires to leave their small town and become a successful photographer in Seoul.
The newly released teaser for the first episode showcases the divergent paths taken by these two characters. Jo Sam Dal, after moving to Seoul, faces challenging times but rises to become a renowned photographer. Her desire to avoid returning to Jeju Island, where Jo Yong Phil resides, is a significant aspect of her journey. However, amidst her success, a controversy forces her to reconsider her vow never to return to her hometown.
On the other hand, Jo Yong Phil faces difficulties in his role as a weather forecaster and resists a potential transfer to Seoul. The teaser hints at the complexities and emotional depth the series will explore, focusing on the friendship and past relationship between the lead characters.
The series is part of a growing number of K-dramas on Netflix and stands out with its strong lead actors and intriguing storyline. The combination of Ji Chang Wook and Shin Hye Sun is anticipated to draw viewers, adding to the appeal of this new drama.
'Welcome to Samdal-ri' Release Time
"Welcome to Samdal-ri" is scheduled for global release at varying times across different regions, ensuring a wide audience reach. Check out the release time below based on your region:
- 10:30 PM Korea Standard Time
- 8:30 AM Pacific Standard Time
- 6:30 AM Central Standard Time
- 9:30 AM Eastern Standard Time
- 8:30 AM Brazil Standard Time
- 12:30 PM British Summer Time
- 1:30 PM Central European Standard Time
- 5 PM Indian Standard Time
- 7:30 PM Philippine Standard Time
- 9 PM Australian Central Standard Time
Stay tuned for more "Welcome to Samdal-ri” spoilers, news, and updates!
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