Yun Byungki

Abandoned in South Korea as a child, Huy Hoàng (Lee Yi Kyung) returns to Vietnam carrying the ashes of his late adoptive mother, Diễm Hạnh (Minh Hà), in search of his roots. There, he unexpectedly rescues Diễm My (Hoàng Yến Chibi), a struggling young singer trying to make ends meet. As they flee from the dangers brought by Park Ha (Choi Daniel), Hoàng's gangster best friend, the two embark on a thrilling journey of survival—one that leads them toward healing, self-discovery, and a chance to find where they truly belong.

In China, Xuie lives an impoverished life with her father who is far from helpful. She is living in Chongqing. One day, her father gets arrested because of prostitution and she is called to the police. One policeman comes closer to her and her mind is taken by him.

30 years after the explosion at Iri station (Iksan, South Korea) the city has changed its name, rebuilt itself, but the people still carry the scars. Jin-seo is one of them. She is mentally impaired due to the explosion her mother experienced while giving birth to Jin-seo. She lives with her cab-driver brother, Tae-woong. The men in the town takes advantage of Jin-Seo's mental impairment and her mild manner nature. Tragedy soon strikes Jin-seo again...