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2025–1 seasonKim Jin-hyung
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Depicts the story of Baek Seol Hui, a single mother who runs a snack bar and raises her daughter alone, confronting a chaebol family for her daughter's revenge.

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What is The Woman Who Swallowed the Sun (2025) about?

Depicts the story of Baek Seol Hui, a single mother who runs a snack bar and raises her daughter alone, confronting a chaebol family for her daughter's revenge.

Who stars in The Woman Who Swallowed the Sun?

The Woman Who Swallowed the Sun stars Jang Shin-young (Baek Seol-hee), Seo Ha-jun (Moon Tae-kyeong), Yoon A-jung (Min Kyung-chae), Oh Chang-seok (Kim Seon-jae), Jeon No-min (Min Du-sik). The series was created by Kim Jin-hyung.

How many seasons does The Woman Who Swallowed the Sun have?

The Woman Who Swallowed the Sun has 1 seasons. There are 125 episodes in total.

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