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==Profile==
* '''Drama:''' Country Princess
* '''Revised romanization:''' Wepungdangdang Neunyeo
* '''Hangul:''' 위풍당당 그녀
* '''Director:''' [[Kim Jin-Man]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Bae Yoo-Mi]]
* '''Network:''' [[MBC]]
* '''Episodes:''' 17
* '''Release Date:''' March 12 - May 8, 2003
* '''Runtime:''' Wed. & Thurs. 21:55
* '''Language:''' Korean
* '''Country:''' South Korea

==Plot==
On a cold winter night, Yoon-Hee receives birth pangs and is taken to Kap-Sik's house. At the same time, Kap-Sik's wife Kil-Nyeo ([[Kim Hae-Sook]]) is also struggling to give birth. They both give birth to daughters, but right after giving birth Yoon-Hee dies. Kap-Sik decides to raise Eun-Hee (played later by [[Bae Doo-Na]]) with his own daughter Keum-Hee (played later by [[Kim Yu-Mi]]). The two girls are brought up as twin sisters.

Keum-Hee grows up as a model student. Contrary to Keum-Hee, Eun-Hee grows up as a trouble-maker and is mistreated by her mother. During their high school days, their father Kap-Sik is injured in a car accident and goes through surgery. Under financial strain, Kil-Nyeo asks Eun-Hee's teacher to transfer her daughter to a vocational school. Eun-Hee overhears the conversation and runs to the bus stop in tears. By accident, Eun-Hee boards a bus heading to Seoul. While on the bus, Eun-Hee meets Ji-Hoon ([[Gang Dong-Won]]).

Now back at home, Eun-Hee keeps in touch with Ji-Hoon by letters. Keum-Hee takes an entrance exam to a university, while Eun-Hee takes care of her siblings. One day, Keum-Hee collapses in a book store. There Ji-Hoon finds stricken Keum-Hee and helps her. Ji-Hoon is a medical student who came to the village through a volunteer medical service in Seoul. Ji-Hoon learns that Keum-Hee is Eun-Hee's twin sister and is surprised. Keum-Hee starts to feel jealousy.

By an accident caused by Keum-Hee, Kap-Sik dies in a fire while trying to save Eun-Hee. A few days later, President Kim comes to their house looking to find his grand-daughter. Kil-Nyeo takes advantage of the situation and lies to President Kim. Kil-Nyeo tells him that Keum-Hee (her daughter by birth) is his granddaughter. Keum-Hee leaves with President Kim.

6 years later, Eun-Hee is dumped by a man who promised to marry her and gave birth to his child. Eun-Hee and her family move to Seoul. There she works part-time jobs to support her family.

Meanwhile, In-Woo ([[Shin Seong-Woo]]) comes to Korea for his father's funeral. In-Woo does not want to take over his father's debt-ridden company, but he has no choice.

Keun-Hee graduates from a university & takes a job as a secretary.

Their mother Kil-Nyeo is diagnosed with cancer. Eun-Hee wants to save her, but she doesn't have any money. Eun-Hee is an accountant at a factory which is about to go bankrupt. The company is inherited by In-Woo. Eun-Hee doesn't even get a salary at this point from the nearly insolvent company. In desperation, Eun-Hee takes back her rental deposit and moves into the factory dormitory with her 1-year-old son and 9-year-old twin siblings. In the dormitory there is In-Woo who has also moved in. There, Eun-Hee makes a pact with In-Woo to save the company. Eun-Hee now does her best to help revive the factory.

At the hospital, Kil-Nyeo confesses that she lied to President Kim about which daughter was his granddaughter ...

==Cast==
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| [[File:Country Princess-Shin Seong-Woo.jpg|link=Shin Sung-Woo|90px]]
| [[File:Country Princess-Kim Yu-Mi.jpg|link=Kim Yu-Mi|90px]]
| [[File:Country Princess-Kang Dong-Won.jpg|link=Kang Dong-Won|90px]]
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| [[Bae Doo-Na]]
| [[Shin Sung-Woo]]
| [[Kim Yu-Mi]]
| [[Gang Dong-Won]]
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| Lee Eun-Hee
| Seo In-Woo
| Lee Keum-Hee
| Min Ji-Hoon
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| [[File:Country Princess-Kim Seong-Kyeom.jpg|link=Kim Sung-Kyum (1941)|90px]]
| [[File:Country Princess-Lee Ui-Jeong.jpg|link=Lee Ui-Jeong|90px]]
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| [[Kim Hae-Sook]]
| [[Kim Sung-Kyum (1941)|Kim Sung-Kyum]]
| [[Lee Ui-Jeong]]
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| Kim Kil-Nyeo
| President Kim
| Kim Eun-Soo
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'''Additional Cast Members:'''
* [[Lee Hye-Sook]] - Yoon Ji-Sook
* [[Jeong Jong-Jun]] - Kong Jang-Jang
* [[Lee Eun-Sil (1982)| Lee Eun-Sil]] - Wang Kkot-Nim
* [[Lee Eun-Ju (1982)|Lee Eun-Ju]] - Wang Bil-Nim
* [[Lee Se-Young]]
* [[Kang In-Deok]]
* [[Hong Ji-Young (1981)|Hong Ji-Young]]
* [[Park Eun-Bin]]

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