Chae Jong Hyeop and Lee Sung Kyung Spark Chemistry in In Your Radiant Season Stills
MBC's 'In Your Radiant Season' reveals new stills of Chae Jong Hyeop and Lee Sung Kyung. Discover the summer-meets-winter romance of the year.
Can a summer soul melt a winter heart? MBC's upcoming Friday-Saturday drama "In Your Radiant Season" just dropped a fresh batch of stills today, January 22, 2026, featuring the captivating leads Chae Jong Hyeop and Lee Sung Kyung. The images offer a first look at the contrasting worlds of the two protagonists.
In Your Radiant Season Chae Jong Hyeop and Lee Sung Kyung Visuals
The newly released stills highlight the distinct personalities of Sunwoo Chan (played by Chae Jong Hyeop) and Song Ha Ran (played by Lee Sung Kyung). Sunwoo Chan lives every day like an exciting summer vacation, radiating warmth and optimism. In contrast, Song Ha Ran is depicted as a woman who has locked herself away from the world, living in a perpetual emotional winter. Their fated meeting promises a journey of mutual growth and healing.
A Healing Romance Between Summer and Winter
According to the production team, the drama explores the profound impact two vastly different people can have on each other's lives. Chae Jong Hyeop, known for his wholesome image, and Lee Sung Kyung, a veteran of emotional storytelling, are expected to deliver a "comfort watch" for viewers seeking a break from high-tension thrillers.
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