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TV series

What is Love?

1991–1992, Korean.

"What is Love" centers around two close families with sharply contrasting values. One consists of medical resident Lee Dae Bal, his mother and father and his younger sister Sung Shil and is conservative and patriarchic, the other consists of college student Park Ji Eun, her siblings Jung Eun and Jung Sup, her two maternal aunts and her parents. They are progressive, modern and utilitarian. This drama comically portrays the troubles that arise as these two families become quarrelsome in-laws by Ji Eun and Dae Bal's marriage and the conflicts that arise between Ji Eun and her in-laws, delivering a message about the importance of balancing traditional and progressive values.

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Seasons
1
Episodes
66
Episode length
60 min
Status
Ended in 1992

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S1 E11: Episode 11

Aired 3 December 1992

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First aired
23 November 1991
Last aired
3 December 1992
Original title
사랑이 뭐길래
Language
Korean
Country
South Korea
Type
Scripted

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What is Love? has 1 season and 66 episodes, about 60 minutes each.

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