Park Sung-woong and Lee Soo-kyung's healing family drama premieres

KBS2's new mini-series, 'Shim Woo-myeon Yeon-ri-ri,' is a family reboot healing drama that depicts the chaotic adaptation of a city family who suddenly moves to the pristine yet chilling rural village of Yeon-ri-ri. It will premiere on the 26th at 9:50 PM.

Park Sung-woong, who plays Seong Tae-hoon in the drama, introduced it as, "The story's unpredictable flow makes it even more intriguing. It's a diverse work with twists amidst warmth, blending family, neighbors, and even romance for the younger generation." He cited 'Mungyeong's Love' as a keyword for the drama, sharing that he was deeply impressed by the warm consideration he received from the local residents during filming.

Lee Soo-kyung, playing Jo Mi-ryeo, a 'supermom' who raised her three sons alone, said, "I spent a lot of time with the child actors alongside Park Sung-woong, and a family-like atmosphere naturally formed on set." She mentioned '​cold' as a keyword for the drama, revealing, "​Although we filmed in extremely cold conditions, needing over 200 hot packs, the moments we shared laughter with the cast felt warm," hinting at the strong teamwork on set.

'Shim Woo-myeon Yeon-ri-ri' features the reliable Park Sung-woong and Lee Soo-kyung as a couple, joined by a cast of uniquely talented actors including Lee Seo-hwan, Nam Kwon-ah, Lee Jin-woo, and Choi Gyu-ri, who bring their synergy to life. The released behind-the-scenes stills show the actors continuing their filming in a vibrant atmosphere.

Park Sung-woong was seen focusing on the script right up until filming, stating, "I am immensely grateful to the actors I worked with. It was a set where our bonds deepened as filming progressed." Lee Soo-kyung also exuded charm while conversing with Park Sung-woong and the children, and it's said that the actors "​displayed chemistry like a real family."