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Post by Soju on Jun 20, 2007 11:22:50 GMT -5
Please post any and all spoilers for "Hello My Lady" in this thread.
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Post by cyuser on Jun 23, 2007 8:45:57 GMT -5
Hi! If you have missed eps or want to see all eps of this show, you can watch it for free on www.veoh.com/channels/hellolady it's streaming video very simular to youtube. Someone from D-addicts subbed this drama .. meaning it has english subtitles to it. |
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Post by zorro on Jul 20, 2007 7:24:36 GMT -5
Not a real spoiler as I'm only guessing here, but I predict Lady Suha saves Grandpa's food division with her mom's dumpling recipe. The money she should make from her percentage of sales (hopefully she gets one) would pay for Hwaandang and all the necessary repairs.
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Post by humblestudent2 on Jul 24, 2007 6:11:07 GMT -5
It wouldn't surprise me at all, since in fact the series is apparently based on a novel called "Kimchi Dumplings"!
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Post by jkn on Jul 28, 2007 8:34:12 GMT -5
To be safe I'm posting this question here because I'm not sure if episode 16 has aired or not on the other channel.
Does anyone know why they threw the chicken in the air at the wedding? What does that symbolize? And I was also wondering what they were throwing on the cloth they were holding? It looked like some was rice but some was a dark color.
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Post by Soju on Aug 5, 2007 14:00:10 GMT -5
It looked like some was rice but some was a dark color. Maybe it was Black Rice. Uncooked, it is black; cooked, it turns a rich mahogany color. |
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Post by Soju on Aug 5, 2007 14:03:41 GMT -5
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Post by jkn on Aug 6, 2007 9:49:29 GMT -5
It looked like some was rice but some was a dark color. Maybe it was Black Rice. Uncooked, it is black; cooked, it turns a rich mahogany color. Hi Soju, Thanks for the pictures. I'm sure the rice symbolizes the same thing that it does here. No ideas about what that chicken tradition symbolizes? |
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