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2004 South Korean television series

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★ 6.2

As the chairman of GD Motors, Han Gi-Ju is a divorced man working in Paris. He takes Gang Tae-Young, who is working as a housekeeper at his home, as his date to a business party. She is a poor international student who is chasing her father's dream of studying in Paris. Han Gi-ju's nephew, Yu Soo-Hyeok meets Tae-Young by chance, and falls for her. Tae-Young ends up returning to Seoul, soon after, Gi-Ju and Soo-Hyeok also return to Seoul separately. Tae-Young asks Gi-Ju for a job and in time, the two fall in love. Gi-Ju's father tries to force his son to marry Moon Yun-A (Oh Joo-Eun) the daughter of an influential politician and she exhausts every means to make this happen. As the family secret involving Gi-Ju's and Soo-Hyeok is disclosed, the relationship between Tae-Young and Gi-Ju is in crisis.

Aired
2004–2004
Seasons
1 · 20 episodes
Status
Ended
Created by
Kim Eun-sook
Network
SBS
Genres
Drama

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Country of origin
South Korea
Original language
Korean
Cast member
Lee Dong-gun
Official website
tv.sbs.co.kr/paris
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original broadcaster
SBS TV
number of seasons
1
number of episodes
20
start time
2004-06-12
end time
2004-08-15
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