Teaser trailer #3 added for JTBC drama series “Welcome to Samdalri” starring Ji Chang-Wook and Shin Hae-Sun. Teaser trailer 3 begins with Shin Hae-Sun as Jo Sam-Dal stating “In my hometown on Jeju Island, there is a an expression that is emphasized when educating the female divers. That saying is ‘Don ‘t be greedy today as well and stay as long as you can. When you can’t hold your breath anymore, come up to the surface, where you started, to catch your breath.” Ji Chang-Wook as Jo Yong-Pil states around the 31 second mark “So let’s find the real Jo Sam-Dal, not the photographer Jo Eun-Hye.”
“Welcome to Samdalri” will first air December 2, 2023 in South Korea (takes over JTBC’s Saturday & Sunday 10:30 PM time slot after “Strong Girl Nam-Soon“).
Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki: Jo Yong-Pil (Ji Chang-Wook) works as a weather forecaster in Jeju island. He is famous for being an uncontrollable person at the meteorological agency. When he thinks he is right, he is not afraid of expressing his view to even the administrator at the meteorological agency. He first wanted to become a weather forecaster after his mother died due to an incorrect weather forecast. She worked as a female diver. Jo Yong-Pil was born and raised at Samdalri on Jeju island. He loves his hometown of Samdalri and Jeju Island so much and he still lives there and takes care of the elders at Samdalri. He has a childhood friend Jo Sam-Dal (Shin Hae-Sun). They were born in the same year and grew up together in Samdalri. Even though they were close for many years, they grew apart.
Jo Sam-Dal is a famous photographer who works under the alias of Jo Eun-Hye in Seoul. She reached the pinnacle of her profession after working very hard as an assistant for 8 years in the fashion photography industry. Due to an event, she loses her photography career and her life collapses. She returns to her hometown of Samdalri, which is a place she always wanted to leave. Jo Yong-Pil and Jo Sam-Dal meet again after many years and their relationship develops romantically.
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