Friday, September 6, 2013

Sword and Flower (칼과 꽃) Latest Korean Series





After the triumph of Jumong and the endless love of The Princess Man, comes another historical drama that teaches life lessons about love, forgiveness and trust.


Set in the Goguryeo era, a love blooms despite the affliction and avarice over power, between princess Soo-hee and the adopted son Yeon Choong.


Revised romanization: Kalgwa Kkot
Hangul: 칼과 꽃
Network: KBS2
Episodes: 20
Release Date: July 3 - September 5, 2013
Runtime: Wed. & Thu. 21:55
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea


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Synopsis:
Princess Soo-hee grew up with full of love and joy along with her brother, the crown prince Hwangwon and his father, King Yeongnyu. The heiress of the crown is also intelligent and an excellent swordswoman. But when the conflict came between the Tang Dynasty, military general Yeon Gaesomun plans on waging a war. King Yeongnyu never wanted any casualties; instead he rejects Gaesomun and prefers diplomacy.

Choong, the illegitimate son of Gaesomun, meets princess So-hee and they both felt an eternal love for each other. Choong then enters as member of the royal guard to make his life more meaningful.

The greedy Gaesomun plots series of events to make the king agree with the war creating plots, misunderstanding and false accuses. He involves his son, reminding Choong how a son should repay a father and to choose sides.

Unluckily, Gaesomun fails and instead, he planned a coup and killed the crown prince and the king with Soo-hee witnessing. She also saw Choong and thought that the man she loved betrayed her, not knowing that Choong secretly risked his life to protect her.

Soo-hee was then thought to be dead too but a secret group took her to safety and as the fall of the king, Jang, the king’s nephew who is also greedy of power, is enthroned as the king, while general Gaesomun becomes the dictator of the kingdom, more powerful than anyone.

Soo-hee, now devastated and seeks justice, changes her name to Moo-young which means shadowless, vows to come back to avenge her families death. But as she faces the event, will her anger be replaced with forgiveness, once she sees Choong?

In the drama, king Yeongnyu asks her daughter, which is stronger, a flower or a sword? Then he explains that the sword can cut the flower but the flower will still bloom over time and the sword will yield. A metaphor between love and anger. 

Watch Lee Joon Ki play another dense role that will surely get you wanting more.



Cast:

Kim Ok-bin as Princess So-hee/Moo-young
Uhm Tae-woong as Yeon Choong
Choi Min-soo as Yeon Gaesomun
Kim Yeong-cheol as King Yeongnyu
On Joo-wan as Jang (later King Bojang)
No Min-woo as Yeon Namsaeng
Park Soo-jin as Mo-seol
Lee Jung-shin as Shi-woo








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