In Queen of Tears, Hong Hae In (Kim Ji Won) and Hong Soo Cheol (Kwak Dong Yeon) are the grandchildren of the owner of the Queens Group, a big company. Like typical siblings, they often argue.
Their personalities are quite different. Soo Cheol is childish, while Hae In is strong and dependable. Despite their differences, Hae In and Soo Cheol actually share several traits. What are they? Let’s find out!
1. Choosing Love Over Status
Both Hae In and Soo Cheol marry partners from lower social backgrounds. Hae In marries Baek Hyun Woo (Kim Soo Hyun), a village boy, while Soo Cheol marries Cheon Da Hye (Lee Joo Bin), who grew up in an orphanage.
2. Facing Betrayal
Both brothers experience betrayal from their partners. Before knowing Hae In was sick, Hyun Woo planned to divorce her because of her cold attitude. Similarly, Da Hye almost abandons Soo Cheol but returns after realizing his love.
3. Forgiveness
Despite being hurt by their partners, both Hae In and Soo Cheol forgive them. Hae In agrees to divorce when Hyun Woo wants to, not out of hate but to spare him suffering. Soo Cheol also forgives Da Hye and accepts her back.
4. Parental Love
Hae In and Soo Cheol exhibit deep parental love. Hae In mourns the loss of her unborn child and sets its expected birth date as her phone password. Soo Cheol loves Hong Geon Woo (Koo See Woo) as his own son, even though he’s not biologically related.
5. Sibling Affection
Despite their differences, Hae In and Soo Cheol care for each other. Hae In shows concern for her brother, listening to his problems and secretly worrying about him. Soo Cheol tears a protective charm when he learns of Hae In’s illness, showing his devotion.
Despite their contrasting personalities, Hae In and Soo Cheol share sincerity, forgiveness, and loyalty in Queen of Tears. They also share a sibling bond.