Japanese-Korean girl Junko (Lee Cheong Ah) travels to Seoul as an exchange student in hopes of seeing a Korean student whom she had fallen in love with in Japan. When she arrives at her new university, she finds out that her love-to-be is in the army. On top of that, the guesthouse she s staying at is full of rowdy young guys, including the owner s grating son Jong Man (Park Ki Woong). Junko is set on finding residence elsewhere, but agrees to stay in exchange for Korean lessons from Jong Man. This disagreeable tutor, however, is a lot more interested in teaching her inappropriate words than conjugation. The two initially spend all their time fuming and feuding, but Junko slowly discovers there s more to Jong Man under his insensitive exterior.

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Half Korean, half Japanese student Junko (Lee Cheong Ah) travels to Seoul in search of her true love, and forms an unlikely bond with a callous tutor who offers to give her Korean lessons in exchange for a room at a wild boarding house. Junko was living in Japan when she fell in love with a handsome Korean student. Determined to find him, she becomes an exchange student and enrolls at a Seoul university. When Junko learns that the object of her affections has joined the army, she grows leery at the prospect of staying in a boarding house filled with mischievous young men. But when Junkio attempts to seek lodging elsewhere, the owner's abrasive son Jongman (Park Ki Woong) steps in and offers to help her brush up on her Korean. At first Junko views Jongman as a mere nuisance - an observation only strengthened by his insistence on teaching her slang and curses rather than conversational Korean. The more time the two spend together, however, the less frequent their bickering becomes as Junko realizes that Jongman is s decent guy who just happens to make an awful first impression. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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