Is Pyoenghwa a real city? Because this is the second North/South drama this year to be set in such a place, so unless the writers from My Military Valentine and this one are the same people, or they somehow agreed to it, it's a strange coincidence. Pyoeonghwa does mean peace, but they could have named the city Unity, Whole, Together, Harmony, or anything else along those lines.

Somewhere out there… in a parallel universe… “Peace Village” exists and a similar story happened which eventually led to the unification of the Korean peninsula. Grassroots made it happen. Ordinary people created new relationships that crossed the DMZ. They showed the politicians of both the North and the South that no political ideology can separate them any longer. I hope the lesson from this parallel universe “leaks” into our reality, and hopefully, the Korean War will end once and for all in our time. It has gone far too long, and families who were separated by the DMZ are passing on one after another. Don't let the day come when no one can remember the pain of the separation; of an eons-old dream of having one Korean flag, united and happy together. P.S. There are only 8 episodes officially, not 12. ^_~

This show is one of the most confusing when it comes to the Cast list. Old and new cast list got mixed-up in practically every possible source, and there is lack of official ___complete___ cast list for this show. It's so hard to track and update the cast list. In any case, if anyone's wondering, apparently sometime in September 2023 it was made public that the original cast list were replaced, and that did not make major news so the old cast list remained to this day, to the surprise of many that none of the old cast are in this show. (Even the number of episodes and airing schedule are chaotic.) The current cast list as listed in TMDB is so far the most accurate one as far as English database / list is concerned. We're updating it as we find additional information. Feel free to reply to this comment, or leave information on TMDB, so we can work on it. Leave links for your sources, preferably ones that are reputable in South Korea, as most non-Korean and English sources currently have the old information (other than MDL, I've been submitting corrections there as well and they're gracious enough to approve it).