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"Four Hands," Song Kang (Discharged) and Lee Jun-young (Enlisted) Team Up

Premieres August 29

Gim Ga Yeong
2026-08-04 10:29:12
[Edaily Starin Gim Ga Yeong Reporter] Tensions are brewing between Song Kang and Lee Jun-young of “Four Hands.”
On the 4th, the production team of tvN’s new Saturday-Sunday drama “Four Hands” released a 27th-anniversary poster and a motion poster. These posters hint at the significant changes in the relationship between Kang Bi-o (played by Song Kang) and Choi Jeong-yo (played by Lee Jun-young) over the course of 10 years.
“Four Hands” is a drama that depicts the friendship, love, competition, and growth of young people who meet at an arts high school exclusively for musical prodigies. Kang Bi-o, a genius pianist who has followed an elite path since childhood, and Choi Jeong-yo, who transferred to the school after discovering his dream of becoming a pianist later in life, become friends at the Korea Arts High School and become deeply intertwined in each other’s lives.
Amid growing anticipation for what kind of harmony the two youths’ brilliant friendship will create, the latest “Twenty-Seven” poster captures the attention with a surprising image of Kang Bi-o and Choi Jeong-yo, between whom a cold atmosphere lingers. Kang Bi-o and Choi Jeong-yo are completely turning their backs on each other with icy stares.
Added to this are traces between them that look as if they were torn apart and then pieced back together, along with the phrase, “The moment notes touch, a resonating dissonance,” further fueling curiosity about what changes have occurred in their relationship over the past 10 years.
Meanwhile, the contrasting keywords used to describe Kang Bi-o and Choi Jeong-yo in the motion poster released alongside it also catch the eye. Kang Bi-o is introduced as the epitome of precise and flawless musical expression, while Choi Jeong-yo is described as an instinctive performer and an untamed genius—a contrast that foreshadows the differences between the two, who have walked entirely different paths.
In this way, *Four Hands* is sparking curiosity by showcasing the unusual shift in the relationship between Kang Biao and Choi Jeong-yo through the “Twenty-Seven” poster and motion poster. From their vibrant youth at seventeen to adulthood at twenty-seven, viewers are eagerly awaiting the premiere to see what story the two characters’ starkly contrasting life paths will unfold.
The “Four Hands” production team stated, “One of the key points to watch in this series is why the harmony that began between the two at seventeen turns into dissonance by the time they reach twenty-seven,” adding, “We hope you’ll follow with interest the ten years Kang Biao and Choi Jung-yo have walked together and the journey they’ve taken.”
Meanwhile, “Four Hands” is drawing attention as Song Kang’s first project since his discharge from military service last October. On the other hand, co-lead Lee Jun-young enlisted on the 2nd of last month. “Four Hands” also marks Lee Jun-young’s first project since his enlistment.
tvN’s new Saturday-Sunday drama “Four Hands” will premiere on Saturday, August 29, at 9:10 p.m.

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