Snowflakes (2000)

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Yoo Sun (Yoon Son Ha) is an aspiring chef with a rare disease that will eventually make her blind. To make matters worse, she does not get along with her boss, Kim Tae Bin (Kim Sang Kyung). Ironically, the two of them eventually fall in love! As Sun and Tae Bin enter a relationship, a dramatic love triangle unfolds: Tae Bin's best friend Suh In Ha (Park Yong Ha) has a crush on Sun, while In Ha's sister, Suh Ji Ho (Chae Jung Ahn), has a crush on Tae Bin! When Tae Bin learns of Sun's disease their relationship begins to deteriorate. Tae Bin has difficulty accepting Sun's condition, while Sun has difficulty accepting Tae Bin's pity. Will Sun and Tae Bin be able to work things out? Or will In Ha and Ji Ho be able to step out of the love triangle victorious? Edit Translation

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Native Title: 눈꽃
Also Known As: Snow Flower , Nunkkot
Screenwriter: Jin Soo Wan
Director: Kim Pyung Joong
Genres: Food, Romance, Drama
Tags: Illness, Love Square, Boss-Employee Relationship (Vote or add tags)

Country: South Korea
Type: Drama
Episodes: 16
Aired: Nov 13, 2000 - Jan 2, 2001
Aired On: Monday, Tuesday
Original Network: KBS2
Score: 6.7 (scored by 19 users)
Ranked: #94957
Popularity: #99999
Content Rating: Not Yet Rated
Watchers: 108
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Chae Jung An
Suh Ji Ho
Main Role
Yoon Son Ha
Yoo Sun
Main Role
Park Yong Ha
Suh In Ha
Main Role
Kim Sang Kyung
Kim Tae Bin
Main Role
Lee Hyung Chul
Chef Jang
Support Role
Park Jung Soo
Ms. Min
Support Role

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Wiam Najjar

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Jul 10, 2015

16 of 16 episodes seen

Completed 2

Overall 7.5

Story 7.0

Acting/Cast 10

Music 8.5

Rewatch Value 6.0

If not for the fact that Park Yong Ha is the second lead, this drama might have been an easy light journey. A typical love story with all the cliche themes; bad male lead (turns out to be good hiding his scars behind a mask. You know!), adorable and caring but disregarded second male lead, bitch second female, chronic illness, family objections (money envelops and all), misunderstanding, etc.. The drama is an old one and after all the numbers of dramas I watched, it had nothing to add to me. But the acting was great. There were many funny moments and other touching ones. Of course I got annoyed to death at all the bitching.

The difficult part is that I watched it for Park Yong Ha and broke my heart over him. Whenever he was on screen I'd start crying. So I enjoyed the drama when he wasn't on screen because I was busy sobbing when he was on. It's a hard journey for PYH's fan.

If you're still a new to dramas you may watch this and enjoy it, or if you're a fan of old dramas -which I doubt anybody is-. You can watch it while doing something else as well, that'd solve the problem.

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