Profile of Youth of May (2021)
- Drama: Youth of May (English & literal title)
- Revised romanization: Owolui Chungchoon
- Hangul: 오월의 청춘
- Director: Song Min-Yeop
- Writer: Lee Kang
- Network: KBS2
- Episodes: 12
- Release Date: May 3 – June 8, 2021
- Runtime: 60 min
- Language: Korean
- Country: South Korea
Main cast of Youth of May (2021)
| Main cast | Characters |
| Lee Do-Hyun | Hwang Hee-Tae |
| Go Min-Si | Kim Myung-Hee |
| Lee Sang-Yi | Lee Soo-Chan |
| Keum Sae-Rok | Lee Soo-Ryeon |
| Oh Man-Seok | Hwang Ki-Nam |
Trailer of Youth of May (2021)
Plot of Youth of May (2021)
In Youth of May Set against the backdrop of the Gwangju Uprising in May 1980, the drama series follows the poignant love story between Hee-Tae (played by Lee Do-Hyun) and Myung-Hee (played by Go Min-Si).
Hee-Tae, a dedicated medical student who entered medical school with top honors, appears easygoing and approachable. Despite his outward demeanor, he possesses a strong will and a fierce sense of determination. His journey through medical school is marked by his commitment to both his studies and his principles.
Myung-Hee, on the other hand, has spent the past three years working as a nurse. She is known for her warmth and kindness, but she is also unafraid to stand up against injustice. Her compassionate nature and unwavering stance against unfairness define her character.
As the Gwangju Uprising unfolds, a period of intense social and political turmoil, Hee-Tae and Myung-Hee’s paths cross. Their love story, marked by the turbulence of the era, is as much about their personal connection as it is about their shared experiences and challenges.
Their romance blooms amidst the chaos, with their bond growing stronger as they navigate the dangers and difficulties of the uprising. Their relationship becomes a symbol of hope and resilience, reflecting their dedication to each other and their unyielding spirit in the face of adversity.