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The latest Korean drama, "MY YOUTH," is ready to entertain fans with a touching story. Starring Song Joong Ki, this drama offers a story about love and life's struggles. Sun Woo-Hae, played by Song Joong Ki, is a former child actor who now lives a quiet life as a novelist. However, this peace is disturbed when his first love, Sung Je-Yeon, reappears after ten years.
This drama not only highlights their relationship, but also their life journey full of twists and turns. With its romance and melodrama genres, "MY YOUTH" offers a deeply emotional experience. This drama is one of the most anticipated shows for Korean drama fans, as it not only marks the legendary actor's comeback but also presents an emotional and heartfelt story of first love.
In this drama, Song Joong Ki plays Sun Woo-Hae, a former child actor who now lives a quiet life as a novelist and flower shop owner. In his past, he experienced a life-changing event that led him to choose to withdraw from the entertainment industry.
Sun Woo Hae's life begins to change when she reunites with Sung Je Yeon, played by Chun Woo Hee, her first love who now works as a team leader at an entertainment agency. This encounter reveals old wounds and opens up an opportunity for both of them to heal from their unresolved pasts.
This drama explores themes of romance and slice-of-life, with an emotional yet realistic approach, perfect for viewers who enjoy mature love stories with a reflective feel.
Cast and Main Characters
MY YOUTH's cast consists of top stars familiar to K-Drama fans. Their chemistry is said to be one of the drama's main attractions.
- Song Joong Ki as Sun Woo Hae
- Chun Woo Hee as Sung Je Yeon
- Nam Da Reum as young Sun Woo Hae
- Lee Joo Myoung as Mo Tae Rin
- Seo Ji Hoon as Kim Seok Joo
- Jin Kyung as Kim Pil Du
- Jo Han Chul as Sun Woo Chan
- Yoon Byung Hee as Lee Geon No
- Lee Bong Ryun as Bang Han Na
My Youth will premiere on September 5, 2025, every Friday night KST, on JTBC. The drama will also be available on streaming platforms like Viu depending on the region, and will likely be released internationally.
The drama is directed by Lee Sang Yeob, known for popular works including "Yumi's Cells" and "Familiar Wife."
The script was written by Park Si-Hyeon, who previously wrote "Run On," a drama that also featured romantic undertones and emotionally powerful characters. This drama is produced by SLL and High-Zium Studio, two production houses with a proven track record of producing high-quality dramas.
Why is it a Must-Watch?
- Song Joong Ki's emotional comeback after his previous film and drama projects.
- New chemistry between Song Joong Ki and Chun Woo-hee.
- A realistic story that touches on themes of first love, past trauma, and self-healing.
- Warm cinematography and a profound script, the work of experienced creators.
The drama is scheduled to premiere on September 5, 2025, on JTBC and Viu. Two episodes will be released every Friday at 8:50 PM KST, making it a perfect weekend companion. For Song Joong Ki fans, this drama is a highly anticipated comeback. MY YOUTH is not just a romantic drama, but also depicts a life journey filled with pain and healing.

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