[Edaily Starin YUN GI BACK Reporter] A plot twist revealed that Lee Jun-young from “Four Hands” actually remembered Song Kang.

Episode 7 of the tvN Saturday-Sunday drama “Four Hands,” which aired on the 19th, depicted the reunion of Kang Biao (played by Song Kang) and Choi Jeong-yo (played by Lee Jun-young) after nine years. The story took a new turn as it was implied that Choi Jeong-yo, who was believed to have lost his memory, actually retains his past memories.
Appearing as a contestant in an international conducting competition, Choi Jeong-yo coldly distanced himself from Kang Biao, who had come to find him. He also refused to answer when asked if he was the same person as the pianist Choi Jeong-yo from the past.
Kang Biao later learned from the news that Choi Jeong-yo had lost his memory in an accident nine years ago and had been living under the name “Luca Domenico” ever since. When they finally met again, Choi Jeong-yo also appeared not to remember Kang Biao.
However, the two ran into each other again at the Korea National High School of the Arts. Choi Jeong-yo confided that a gunshot wound nine years earlier had damaged his nerves, leaving him unable to play the piano anymore; he had since joined the Korea Symphony Orchestra as a guest conductor and offered Kang Bi-o the opportunity to perform as his soloist for his debut concert.
The twist came at the end of the episode. Choi Jeong-yo, who had claimed to have lost his memory, naturally made his way to the warehouse in Nakhwon Shopping Center—their childhood hideout. He also instantly recognized the piano on which he and Kang Biao had once played four-handed pieces.
It was even revealed that Choi Jeong-yo had been looking up Kang Biao’s media interviews and had deliberately avoided meeting him, even after learning that Kang Biao had come to see him. This strongly suggests that he didn’t fail to recognize Kang Biao but rather intentionally pretended not to know him.
Just how much Choi Jeong-yo actually remembers, and what secrets lie between the incident nine years ago and his current behavior, have emerged as new points of interest.
Episode 7 of “Four Hands” recorded a nationwide average viewership rating of 6.8% and a peak of 8.0%. In the Seoul metropolitan area, it also averaged 6.8% with a peak of 7.9%. It ranked first in its time slot across all channels, including terrestrial broadcasters, in both the nation and the Seoul metropolitan area. (Based on Nielsen Korea’s paid platform data)
Episode 8 of “Four Hands” will air on the 20th at 9:10 p.m.