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Bells Ring 2019 (South Korea)
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Bells Ring 2019 (South Korea)

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Bells Ring 2019 (South Korea), also known as Ringsyeong , is South Korea drama premiere on Dec 31, 2019

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Drama: Bells Ring 2019 (South Korea)
Romaji: Ringsyeong ,
South Korean: 링셩
Country: South Korea
Release Date: Dec 31, 2019 - ?
Genres: Drama, Youth, Life

Plot Synopsis by DramaWiki Staff ©

A drama about a romanticist named Dong Woo, a psychiatric resident played by Kang In, and Soo Jin, a scenario writer played by Han Bo Reum. Child abuse and neglect have become a social issue these days and this webdrama brings matters to the surface. Child abuse is often caused by those closest to the children who should be loved. These children have to continue their lives with the past that can never be erased.

Cast

Main Role

Han Bo Reum
Soo Jin
Kim Jae In
Soo Hyeon
Kang In
Dong Woo

Support Role

Kang Kyung Hun
Kim Jong Suk

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