That Winter the Wind Blows (Kdrama Review & Summary)

Kdrama 2013

That Winter the Wind Blows (Kdrama Review & Summary)

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The winter that Wind Blows poster

  • Genre: Romance, Melodrama
  • Date Release:  February 2013
  • Origin: South Korea version based on a Japanese drama ‘Ai Nante Irane Yo, Natsu’
  • KDrama: 16 Episodes
  • OST: That Winter That Wind Blows

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Many tears were shed while watching this melodrama. A real tearjerker! The music only made all the tears to freely fall.

This drama is one of South Korean better or best melodramas starring their own impossibly gorgeous actors Jo In Sung and Song Hye Kho

Oh Soo pretended to be the long-lost brother of the blind heiress, Oh Young, to get to her fortune.  Oh Soo is up to his neck in debt to unsavoury characters.  Oh Soo did witness the death of Oh Young’s real brother, who was so looking forward to a reunion with his sister.

Oh Young is suicidal,  she was ready to transfer all her money to her ‘brother’.  Instead of being relieved of how easy to con the blind girl out of her fortune,  brought the caring side of Oh Soo.

Of course, this is really a love story and before you know it, they were falling in love.

Emotions are wrung over and over which so much angsts given by the side stories.

Oh Young and Oh Soo parted ways just before Oh Young went for her operation.

While they were living separately Oh Soo went back to his old ways dealing with nasty characters and he was stabbed by his trusted friend in the end.

My tears suddenly dried up towards the last 3 minutes of the drama when Oh Young went to a restaurant and ordered a pot of herbal tea, brought to her table by a tall man.  Though her eyes were not perfect, she can see slightly foggy version of a very good-looking man.  It was Oh Soo.  He had been working at the restaurant for six months.

Though he often sees her going into the restaurant, he never approached her.  She also knew that he was there and waiting for him to speak to her.

Then he finally did.  He asked her if she like him, she said I don’t know rather coquettishly and she earned a good snog for it.

Ahhhh

I highly recommend this drama for a weekend treat, especially on a cold duvet day on the settee.

 

 

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