Ihwae Wolbaekago (1986)

The drama presents the world of Joseon-era gisaeng—women who were trained in music, poetry, dance, literature, and the arts—while exploring their relationships with scholars, officials, artists, and aristocrats. Through the stories of various renowned gisaeng (courtesan), it depicts their beauty, intelligence, ambition, personal struggles, and the limitations imposed on them by the social hierarchy of the time. Rather than focusing on one fictional heroine, the drama follows episodes centered on different historical figures from the tradition of famous gisaeng, showing the contrast between their celebrated artistic achievements and the difficult realities of their lives in a rigid class system. (Source: MyDramaList) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Myeonggi Yeoljeon" (명기열전) by Jung Bi Seok (정비석). Edit Translation

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