[Edaily Starin Choi Hee-jae Reporter] Song Kang and Lee Jun-young of “Four Hands” portray a special friendship between two 17-year-olds.

tvN’s new Saturday-Sunday drama “Four Hands,” set to premiere on the 29th of next month, depicts the friendship, love, competition, and growth of young people who meet at an arts high school filled exclusively with musical prodigies.
With a special bond foreshadowed between pianists Kang Bi-o (played by Song Kang) and Choi Jeong-yo (played by Lee Jun-young)—who will become the greatest variations in each other’s lives—the “Seventeen” poster capturing their radiant school days has been unveiled, heightening anticipation.
First, the fresh and warm atmosphere of Kang Bi-o and Choi Jeong-yo—friends of the same age wearing Korean Arts High School uniforms—in the “Seventeen” poster catches the eye. The moment of the two of them smiling brightly with their backs against each other evokes the kind of friendship photo anyone might have taken with friends during their school days.
The contrasting expressions of the two pianists also capture the viewer’s attention. While Kang Biao smiles at the camera, completing a nostalgic scene, Choi Jeong-yo has his eyes closed, as if fully savoring the moment.
Accompanied by the caption, “The moment notes meet, a brilliant chord is formed,” this image builds anticipation for the special collaboration that Kang Biao and Choi Jeong-yo—as distinct as the melodies they play—will create together, much like how different melodies come together to form a single beautiful chord.
Attention is focused on the harmony that will emerge from the friendship between Kang Bi-o and Choi Jung-yo, and on the resonance their story—bound by the common thread of music—will ultimately convey.
“Four Hands” is a collaboration between Director Park Hyun-seok—who has demonstrated his sophisticated directing skills across diverse genres in works such as “Carelessly Fondly,” “Secret Forest 2,” and “Hometown”—and writer Shin Yi-won, who delicately portrayed the psychology and dynamics of human relationships in “The Green Mothers’ Club.” It premieres next month on the 29th at 9:10 p.m.