It is a record of the fierce lives that try to protect their own country.





During the kingdom of Goryeo, two friends become enemies following a misunderstanding. They try to protect their country, and the people they love, their own way.

Title 나의 나라 My Country: The New Age
Genre Historical, Romance
Episodes 16
Broadcast network jTBC
Broadcast period 2019 October -November
Seo Hwi (Yang Se Jong) is a warrior. His father Seo Gum is a famous commander. Seo Hwi does not compromise when it comes to injustice. His life devolves into a hellish existence, but he still holds a smile. Meanwhile, Nam Sun Ho (Woo Do Hwan) is smart and a talented figure. Because his mother was born into the lowest class, Nam Sun Ho is looked down upon by other people. He wants to pass the military service examination. Due to a corruption scandal involving his father, Nam Sun Ho loses his dream. Making things worse, he comes into conflict with Seo Hwi over a misunderstanding.
Cast
Yang Se Jong as Seo Hwi
– Moon Woo Jin as Seo Hwi (child)
Woo Do Hwan as Nam Sun Ho
– Kim Kang Hoon as Sun Ho (child)
Kim Sul Hyun as Han Hee Jae
Ahn Nae Sang as Nam Jun
Royal Figures
Jang Hyuk as Lee Bang Won (Taejong of Joseon)
Kim Young Chul as Lee Sung Gye
Park Ye Jin as Queen Shinduk
Kim Min Ho as Lee Bang Suk
People around Seo Hwi
Jo Yi Hyun as Seo Yun (Seo Hwi’s younger sister)
Ji Seung Hyun as Park Chi Do
In Gyo Jin Park Moon Bok
Lee Yoo Joon as Jung Bum
Lee Hwa Roo
Jang Young Nam as owner of Lee Hwa Roo
Hong Ji Yoon as Hwa Wol (gisaeng of Lee Hwa Roo)
Jang Do Ha (장도하) as Kyul
People around Lee Bang Won
Kim Jae Young as Tae Ryung
Kim Seo Kyung as Chun Ka
Others
Lee Hyun Kyun as Lee Bang Gan
Kim Dong Won as Hwang Sung Rok
Lee Na Kyung (이나경) as Cha Soo
Kim Dae Gon as Kang Kae
Kim Kwang Shik as lord Jung
Lee Seung Chul as Lee Saek
Yang Hyun Ming as Captain
Kang Young Eun as Beoreumbaengi
Cameos
Yoo Oh Sung as Seo Gum (Seo Hwi & Seo Yun’s father)
Kim Yoon Seo as Sun Ho’s mother
Production Credits
Production Company: Celltrion Entertainment
Director: Kim Jin Won
Screenwriter: Chae Seung Dae
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