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5 years after fleeing Korea, Jang Yeojin returns as primary school teacher Lee Seonyoung to teach her ex-husband's autistic daughter - unraveling the household and five years of pain in the process.

DramaFamily
RomanceTragedyLoveless MarriageDouble IdentityCruel Mother-in-lawYao ChiungMelodrama

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What is Tragic Grass (1992) about?

5 years after fleeing Korea, Jang Yeojin returns as primary school teacher Lee Seonyoung to teach her ex-husband's autistic daughter - unraveling the household and five years of pain in the process.

Who stars in Tragic Grass?

Tragic Grass stars Shin Hye-soo (Jang Yeo Jin/Lee Seonyoung), Kang Moon-Young (Yu Aeri), Nam Seong-hoon (Baek Gyeong Hun), Lee Hyo-jeong (Go Youngseop), Song Young-chang (Piljun). The series was created by Oh Jong-rok.

How many seasons does Tragic Grass have?

Tragic Grass has 1 seasons. There are 24 episodes in total.

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