Sorry, I love you - (Includes 8 celebrity cards)

Author: (Korean) Lee Kyung-hee
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Comes with 8 celebrity cards. "Don't let me be too far away from you," "Walking in this season suitable for hugging," "With love in my heart, I'm not pitiful," "Memories warm every moment I think of you," "Put the last photo in front of the window," "Thinking that you also need me," "Stand tall in the countdown throughout the world," "Stare at the forever I promised."
Chewoo (played by Su Ji-pil) is a street punk with a grumpy, rude, and vulgar personality. Lying is as common as eating and drinking for him. In 2004, it was the 50th International Adoption Year, and this was a drama filmed in 2004 that depicted the theme of adoption. It's a heart-wrenching story about the tragic life of an abandoned child. Unlike most Korean dramas with a light rhythm, the film is characterized by slow shots and a profound tone. As director Lee Hee-min said, "This isn't a commercially popular drama of the moment. Today's dramas are like stories from comic books or about young people. I wanted to shoot a drama suitable for people of all ages."
If life could speed up, let it pass in rapid motion. Let the wind filter out all the trivial dust, so you can clearly hear the precious voice you've longed for for years: "I'm sorry, I love you. I love you, I love you, I love you."
This is a work that even a stone would shed tears over. Chewoo, with his grumpy personality, falls in love with the extremely pure Song Eun-kyung, and the two embark on a tragic and beautiful love story of life and death.
In 2004, it was the 50th International Adoption Year, and this was a drama filmed in 2004 that depicted the theme of adoption. It's a heart-wrenching story about the tragic life of an abandoned child. Unlike most Korean dramas, the...