Seoyoung, My Daughter (2012)

Story

Synopsis

A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.

Seoyoung, My Daughter is a poignant family drama that explores the conflicts, misunderstandings, and reconciliations within a family. The story follows Seoyoung, who, after a troubled and impoverished childhood, chooses to sever ties with her father, Samjae, in search of independence. As she becomes a successful lawyer, her father longs to mend their fractured relationship, leading to a journey of love and sacrifice.

The series highlights the deep emotional scars left by their past while showcasing Seoyoung's strength and resilience. It also delves into the dynamics of her family, including her supportive husband, the chaebol heir Woojae, and her twin brother, who views their father with more compassion. Through its exploration of family ties, the drama emphasizes that relationships are bound not only by blood but also by love.

Filming locations

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Bugui Metasequoia Road
부귀 메타세쿼이아길
68-1 Sedong-ri, Bugui-myeon, Jin-an-gun, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province전북특별자치도 진안군 부귀면 세동리 68-1
The scene showcases the beautiful Metasequoia trees lining the road, creating a picturesque view that attracts many tourists.
This is an introduction to popular restaurants along the Bugui Metasequoia Road: Su-mok-won Garden, Jinmi Garden, Unjangsan Garden, Deokbongjeong, Moraejae Neomeo, Cafe Jin-an, and Beolttae Garden.
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Maisan Stone Pagoda
마이산 탑사
367 Maisan-nam-ro, Maryeong-myeon, Jin-an-gun, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province전북특별자치도 진안군 마령면 마이산남로 367
Maisan Stone Pagoda is a famous filming location for the drama 'Seoyoung, My Daughter'. It features unique stone pagodas that are a remarkable sight. / Tapsa is a famous filming location for dramas, known for its unique stone pagodas and beautiful scenery. It attracts many visitors who come to enjoy its mystical atmosphere.
The famous mountain Mai-san in Jin-an is also well-known as a filming location for the dramas 'The Man Who Was Called God' and 'My Daughter, Seo-young.'
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Mai Mountain Rest Area
마이산 휴게소
41 Iksan-Jangsu Expressway, Jin-an-eup, Jin-an-gun, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province전북특별자치도 진안군 진안읍 익산장수고속도로 41
The Mai Mountain Rest Area offers a stunning view of the winter landscape, making it a perfect spot to appreciate the beauty of the area.
We stopped by the Mai Mountain Rest Area, a place where you can truly appreciate Mai Mountain.
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Tapyungje
탑영제
546 Dongchon-ri, Maryeong-myeon, Jin-an-gun, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province전북특별자치도 진안군 마령면 동촌리 546
Tapyungje is a small reservoir famous for its picturesque reflections of Mai Mountain, making it a popular filming location.
Tapyungje is also the filming location for 'My Daughter Seo-young'.
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Food guide

Food & places

Restaurants, cafes, markets, and dishes tied to the drama or the reader's visit path.

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Munge Bibimbap
Munge Bibimbap
47 Gyeryong-ro, Geoje-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea
The author expresses a desire to try the famous Munge Bibimbap in Tongyeong, which is a local specialty. The dish is mentioned in the context of their visit to a small restaurant where they encountered Park Hae-jin.
I wanted to try the famous 'Munge Bibimbap' from Tongyeong, but I just searched for nearby restaurants and decided to go to the closest one, which turned out to be a small eatery...
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Details

Production

Broadcast details, runtime, language, and key production credits.

Country

South Korea

Original language

Korean

Episode runtime

70 min

Spoken languages

Korean

Production companies

HB Entertainment

Directors: Yoo Hyeon-gi

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Characters

Cast & characters

Key roles, performers, and character context for quick scanning.

Lee Seo-young
Lee Bo-young이보영
Lee Seo-young is a character who strives to escape her difficult circumstances, particularly her troubled relationship with her father. The drama explores the complexities of family, emphasizing that ties are formed not just by blood but also through love.
Lee Sang-woo
Park Hae-jin박해진
Lee Sam-jae
Cheon Ho-jin천호진
Lee Yeon-hee
Min Young-won
Kim Kang-soon
Song Ok-suk송옥숙
Kang Woo-jae
Lee Sang-yun이상윤
Kang Mi-kyung
Park Jung-ah박정아
Choi Ho-jung
Choi Yoon-young최윤영
Choi Min-seok
Hong Yo-seob홍요섭
Kang Ki-beom
Choi Jung-woo최정우
Seo Eun-soo
Kim Seol-hyun김설현
Cha Ji-sun
Kim Hye-ok김혜옥
Yoon So-mi
Cho Eun-sook조은숙
Choi Kyung-ho
Shim Hyung-tak심형탁
Jae-hee
Joo Ah-sung주아성
Bang Shim-deok
Lee Il-hwa이일화

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Actors

Lead actors

Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Lee Bo-youngas Lee Seo-young

이보영

1979-01-12 · Seoul, South Korea

Lee Bo-young is a prominent South Korean actress known for her compelling performances in various television dramas. Born on January 12, 1979, she first captured the public's attention as a model and beauty pageant titleholder before transitioning to acting. Lee gained widespread acclaim for her roles in popular series such as "My Daughter Seo-young," where she showcased her talent for portraying complex characters, and "I Can Hear Your Voice," which further solidified her status in the entertainment industry. Throughout her career, Lee has demonstrated versatility with her performances in notable dramas including "Whisper," "Mother," "Mine," and most recently, "Agency." Her work has not only earned her a loyal fanbase but also accolades, including being named Gallup Korea's Television Actor of the Year in 2013. With a career spanning over a decade, Lee Bo-young continues to be a significant figure in South Korean television, captivating audiences with her remarkable acting skills.

Park Hae-jinas Lee Sang-woo

박해진

1983-05-01 · Busan, South Korea

Park Hae-jin, born on May 1, 1983, is a prominent South Korean actor recognized for his versatile performances across various television dramas. He gained considerable attention through his supporting roles in popular series such as "My Love from the Star" (2013) and "Doctor Stranger" (2014), which showcased his ability to bring depth to diverse characters. Transitioning to leading roles, Park solidified his status in the industry with performances in critically acclaimed dramas like "Bad Guys" (2014) and "Cheese in the Trap" (2016). His talent continued to shine in subsequent projects, including "Man to Man" (2017), "Forest" (2020), and "Kkondae Intern" (2020). Most recently, he stars in "From Now On, Showtime!" (2022) and "The Killing Vote" (2023), further demonstrating his range and commitment to engaging storytelling. Park Hae-jin remains a beloved figure in the K-drama landscape, captivating audiences with each new role.

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