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What Happened in Bali Episode 04

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What Happened in Bali Episode 04
Lee Soo-jung is a travel agent who is seeking her good luck in Bali after a harsh and unforgiving childhood. She meets Jae-min, Kang In-wook, and Young-joo in Bali, three seemingly perfect people entangled in a triangle of love. When Lee Soo-jung finds herself back in Seoul, her desire for success leads her to seek Jae-min for a job, unwittingly setting off a course of events that further complicate the love triangle.
What Happened in Bali is a drama that reveals the inner materialistic desires of people. It reflects upon the sometimes ugly (but truthful) side of man where nothing matters more than money.

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What Happened in Bali

Something Happened in Bali, Hearts in Bali, Memories in Bali, Memories of Bali, Ballieseo saengkin il

Rating 7.4

Status: Completed Network: SBS Released: Jan 3, 2004 - Mar 7, 2004 Duration: 1 hr. 5 min. Country: South Korea Type: Drama Episodes: 20 Censor: Censored Director: Choi Moon Seok Casts: Ha Ji Won, Jo In Sung, Kim Soo Mi, Park Ye Jin, So Ji Sub, Yeo Ho Min

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What Happened in Bali Lee Soo-jung is a travel agent who is seeking her good luck in Bali after a harsh and unforgiving childhood. She meets Jae-min, Kang In-wook, and Young-joo in Bali, three seemingly perfect people entangled in a triangle of love. When Lee Soo-jung finds herself back in Seoul, her desire for success leads her to seek Jae-min for a job, unwittingly setting off a course of events that further complicate the love triangle. What Happened in Bali is a drama that reveals the inner materialistic desires of people. It reflects upon the sometimes ugly (but truthful) side of man where nothing matters more than money.