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Hur Jun, the Original Story (2013) K-Drama posterHJ

South Korea · Drama · 2013

Hur Jun, the Original Story

구암 허준 Also known as Gu Am Heo Jun, Kooam Heo Joon, Hur Jun: The Original Story

MBC · 135 episodes · 40 min · Monday to Friday · 15+ - Teens 15 or older Completed

Drama Historical Medical Romance
18 Mar 2013
Premiere
23 Sep 2013
Finale
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Binge Brief

  • Adapted from the real life of Heo Jun, the Joseon-era physician who compiled the medical encyclopedia Donguibogam.
  • Aired on MBC for 135 episodes, from March 18 to September 23, 2013.
  • A remake of MBC's 1999 series Hur Jun, this version was written by Choi Wan-kyu and directed by Kim Geun-hong.
  • Kim Joo-hyuk, Namkoong Min, and Baek Yoon-sik each received acting nominations at the 2013 MBC Drama Awards.
  • Rated 15+ (Teens 15 or older) for its medical and court-politics content.

Synopsis

Hur Jun, the Original Story follows Heo Jun, a low-born healer in 16th-century Joseon who studies under the strict physician Yoo Ui-tae and rises to become royal physician to King Seonjo. The 2013 MBC series retells the life of the real historical figure who later wrote the medical text Donguibogam.

Born outside the aristocracy, Heo Jun is barred from practicing medicine openly and works at a rural clinic before Yoo Ui-tae recognizes his talent and takes him on as a student. Their bond forms the backbone of the story, as Heo Jun learns both medical technique and the duty to treat patients regardless of rank. Palace physicians and officials who see his rise as a threat repeatedly challenge his position.

Two women shape Heo Jun's private life: Ye-jin, tied to him by family obligation, and Da-hee, who supports him quietly through years of hardship. Their competing claims on his attention play out against a backdrop of court politics, epidemics, and the outbreak of the Imjin War.

The series is a remake of MBC's 1999 hit Hur Jun and stars Kim Joo-hyuk as the adult Heo Jun, with Park Jin-hee as Ye-jin and Park Eun-bin as Da-hee. Spanning 135 episodes from March to September 2013, it traces Heo Jun's path from his provincial beginnings to his years compiling the Donguibogam.

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Hur Jun, the Original Story cast

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Best scenes

  • Heo Jun's First Surgery – A tense, emotional scene where Heo Jun performs his first major operation, proving his skill to doubters and earning respect as a healer.

  • Mentorship with Yoo Ui Tae – Scenes of Yoo Ui Tae guiding Heo Jun through complex diagnoses highlight the depth of traditional Korean medicine and master-student loyalty.

  • Forbidden Love Confession – The emotional moment when Ye Jin reveals her feelings for Heo Jun, torn between duty and desire, is one of the drama's most quoted scenes.

  • Courtroom Confrontation – Heo Jun defends his medical beliefs before the royal court, challenging corrupt officials and emphasizing the ethics of healing.

  • Final Episode Farewell – The tearful farewell as Heo Jun looks back on his life’s journey reflects the drama’s powerful emotional arc and character growth.

Filming locations

  • Mungyeong Saejae Open Set – This historical drama village served as the main backdrop for Joseon-era street and marketplace scenes.

  • Dae Jang Geum Park (Former MBC Dramia) – A frequently used filming set for royal palace interiors, including the king’s chambers and court scenes.

  • Andong Hahoe Folk Village – Scenes depicting Heo Jun’s early life were shot in this UNESCO-listed village to maintain historical accuracy.

  • Korean Folk Village in Yongin – Medical centers, clinics, and commoner homes were filmed here, showcasing 16th-century architecture.

  • Namsangol Hanok Village – Used for its preserved hanok houses, ideal for scenes showing traditional Korean domestic life.

Visual design and costumes

  • Authentic Hanbok Styles – The drama showcases detailed hanbok designs based on social status, from royal silks to commoners’ cotton robes.

  • Medical Tools and Herbs – Period-accurate tools and apothecary jars visually enrich Heo Jun’s practice scenes, offering viewers a glimpse into traditional medicine.

  • Royal Court Aesthetics – The court scenes use rich color palettes like deep reds and golds to portray power, hierarchy, and grandeur.

  • Minimalist Rural Designs – Contrast is created through Heo Jun’s modest village origins, reflecting purity and simplicity.

  • Symbolic Color Use – Costumes and sets subtly use color to reflect emotions—such as white for mourning, or blue for wisdom and healing.

Themes and messages

  • Rise Beyond Class Barriers – The story of Heo Jun highlights the possibility of overcoming social stigma through knowledge and perseverance.

  • Ethics in Medicine – The drama emphasizes moral responsibility in healing, especially the value of treating patients regardless of status.

  • Loyalty and Mentorship – The bond between Heo Jun and Yoo Ui Tae exemplifies the significance of teacher-student relationships.

  • Unrequited Love and Sacrifice – Emotional subplots involving Ye Jin and Da Hee convey themes of devotion, patience, and emotional restraint.

  • The Power of Knowledge – At its core, the series promotes education, discipline, and empathy as tools for personal and societal transformation.

Interesting facts

  • Based on a Real Person – Heo Jun was an actual historical figure who authored the medical encyclopedia Donguibogam, still respected today in East Asia.

  • Kim Joo Hyuk’s Acclaimed Performance – The late actor received high praise for portraying Heo Jun with quiet intensity and emotional nuance.

  • A Spiritual Successor – This 2013 version is a remake of the 1999 hit Hur Jun, but includes deeper character development and expanded storylines.

  • Park Eun Bin’s Early Role – Known today for Extraordinary Attorney Woo, Park Eun Bin played a key supporting role as Da Hee early in her career.

  • High Episode Count – With 135 episodes, the show covers intricate story arcs and detailed historical developments uncommon in modern K-dramas.

Real-life loves on set

No real-life romantic relationship developed between the cast members of Hur Jun, The Original Story during or after the production of the drama.

The chemistry between Kim Joo Hyuk, Park Jin Hee, and Park Eun Bin was highly praised on screen, especially due to their strong acting skills and emotional performances. However, there has been no confirmed dating rumor or relationship involving these actors connected to this drama in real life.

Episodes

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1 Episode 1 2013-03-18 Aired
2 Episode 2 2013-03-19 Aired
3 Episode 3 2013-03-20 Aired
4 Episode 4 2013-03-21 Aired
5 Episode 5 2013-03-22 Aired
6 Episode 6 2013-03-25 Aired
7 Episode 7 2013-03-27 Aired
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