One Spring Night

One Spring Night

Other name: 봄밤 / Spring Night / Bombam

Synopsis: The story about a couple who hits the point in their relationship where they must think about marriage, which prompts them to examine and understand their love in a whole new way. Lee Jung In (Han Ji Min) works as a librarian, and her boyfriend Yoo Ji Ho (Jung Hae In) is a pharmacist. They are in their 30’s and have been dating for quite a long time. Before getting married, they decide to re-evaluate their relationship.

Airs from 22.05.2019 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 22:00 (two episodes per day)

Also known as: 봄밤 / Spring Night / Bombam

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12 Comments to “One Spring Night”

  1. I love how real the story is. No Chaebol or conglomerate family drama. Just normal everyday people. And Jung Hae-In, my gawd. He has this aura that keeps taking my breath away. I found myself crushing on the young lad. He’s a snack. Oh I feel so pervy right now… This series made me want to fall in love again. My heart is still sore but I want to try again cos I got reminded that, there’s magic in the world of love.

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  2. I really love this drama of Hae in… Gosh im totally into him… I love the way he act… Eversince ive watched something in the rain,which is also starred by him..ive searched all of his kdrama’s and this one is my third kdrama of Hae in ive watched so far.. First is something in the rain, then a piece of your mind and last is this kdrama… Im looking forward for his latest kdrama with Ji soo… Snowdrops… Saranghaeyeo…Hae In… Fighting…

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  3. I love Something in the rain and one spring night. Tq to the script writer an director. The stories are so sensitive and reflects real life. How real people, married or unmarried, face conflicts in love all the time. Being married or engaged does not stop your heart from falling in love again. Our mothers and fathers too face conflicts all the time. Unrealised dreams, unfulfilled needs, the want for new things and experiences, these are all real whether one is 16 or 60 of age. these two dramas are reflective of the reality of society. Thank you for giving us substance. Not all are perfect in life. Something in the rain and One spring night are special for daring to highlight so sensitively, the reality of human beings. That we love and want to be love.

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  4. Please review the synopsis and rewrite it. I love this drama. Im on my last episode. I appreciate how the three sisters show love for each other and also for Jung Hae In, this is really his genre. Slow-paced drama.

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  6. Was I the only person who felt this drama’s ending was a bit incomplete? Where is the wedding where does this new little family finally see the fruits of their labor. I agree with itskdreams when this person stated that this drama was very similar to Something ins the rain. There seemed to be similar issues of age differences and families not accepting their relationship but issues were a bit different. Wish we had had a bit more in the end.

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  7. This kdrama has a Something In The Rain vibes. So enjoyable to watch since it’s so real. It feels like you are watching a real life story in real time. How many times should I mention real here? ? my point is evrything in this kdrama is a reality. I like that it’s simple yet deep. I hope Jung Hae In will have more dramas like this. Kudos to everyone who are part of this team.

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    1. same director as something in the rain and secret affair which i thought was very brilliantly made. i love this director.

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    2. I found it today and I am so excited to watch this…even me I thought wow it’s like something in the rain which I love so much and later found out that it was by the same director…no wonder☺️

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  8. A great drama! How can I be crying and laughing through every single episode? Jung Hae In is so good at conveying his emotions!

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