Ahn Bo Hyun and Lee Joo Bin Ignite Opposites-Attract Chemistry in New Drama “Spring Fever”
Actors Ahn Bo Hyun and Lee Joo Bin are set to star in tvN's new romantic comedy, "Spring Fever." Get a first look at the story of a passionate man and an emotionally cold teacher.
An ice-cold teacher meets a man burning with passion. tvN’s upcoming romantic comedy, “Spring Fever,” is betting on the chemistry of opposites, pairing actors Ahn Bo Hyun and Lee Joo Bin in a story about melting a frozen heart.
A Classic Tale of Fire and Ice
The drama centers on the love story between Yoon Bom (Lee Joo Bin), an emotionally cold high school teacher, and Seon Jae Gyu (Ahn Bo Hyun), the passionate man determined to break through her emotional walls. According to the production, their journey will explore how two completely different people find love through their clashing personalities.
An Intimate Gesture Sparks Intrigue
Newly released promotional stills capture a pivotal moment between the two leads. Seon Jae Gyu makes a bold, intimate gesture that leaves Yoon Bom completely stunned. This scene not only highlights their contrasting characters but also hints at the intense romantic developments that will unfold.
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