Cabbage Your Life

• Original title : 심우면 연리리
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• Broadcast date: March 26, 2026
• Diffuser: KBS2
• Directed by Choi Yeon Soo
• Screenwriter: Song Jeong Rim, Wang Hye Ji
• Genre: comedy, everyday life, drama
• Casting: Park Sung Woong, Lee Soo Kyung, Lee Seo Hwan, Nam Kwon Ah, Lee Jin Woo, Choi Gyu Ri, Choi Woo Jin, Seo Yoon Hyuk, Yang Woo Hyuk

At the heart of the story: Sung Tae-hoon, an urban executive forced to leave the city with his family to settle in the rural village of Yeonriri.

Following a sudden transfer, Sung Tae-hoon abandons his city life and his position as manager in a large company. Accustomed to meeting rooms and strategic decisions, he finds himself plunged into a very different daily life, far removed from the pace of Seoul.

Already complicated relations with villagers

Having just arrived in the village following an unexpected transfer, Sung Tae-hoon (Park Sung-woong) immediately comes into conflict with village chief Im Joo-hyung (Lee Seo-hwan). Their first meeting is already marked by a strong rivalry.

The images show Sung Tae-hoon working in the fields while Im Joo-hyung appears to be laughing at him, foreshadowing a particularly tense relationship between the two men.

Meanwhile, Jo Mi-ryeo (Lee Soo-kyung), Tae-hoon's wife, tries to fit in by getting closer to Nam Hye-sun (Nam Kwon-ah), an influential village figure and president of the women's association. She visits her Sunny Hair salon, which also serves as a café, in the hope of forging a bond with her.

The couple's children also add a touch of humor and emotion. Second son Sung Ji-sang (Seo Yoon-hyuk) is already complaining about the commute to school, while youngest son Sung Ji-gu (Yang Woo-hyuk) maintains a much happier attitude.

In the midst of this new life in the countryside, a romance also begins to take shape. Sung Ji-cheon (Lee Jin-woo), Tae-hoon's eldest son, gradually grows closer to Im Bo-mi (Choi Gyu-ri), the village chief's daughter. Their budding attraction is complicated by the fact that their parents are rivals.

The situation becomes even more complicated with Park Soon-kyung (Choi Woo-jin), who watches their relationship with jealousy, hinting at a love triangle that could well enliven village life.

In addition, other stories are set to develop in Yeonriri, such as the secret rendezvous of Lee Sun-ja (Lee Sun-hee) and Wang Dong-sik (Park Seok-won), or the comments of the Rae sisters - Lee Deok-rae, Lee Ok-rae and Lee Mak-rae - who watch with amusement the arguments between Sung Tae-hoon and Im Joo-hyung.

It remains to be seen whether Sung Tae-hoon's family will be able to adapt to rural life and integrate with the colorful inhabitants of Yeonriri.