Cheongsong-gun and MBC Drama 'Bam-e Pineun Kkot' Production Company Sign MOU

‘Songsogotaek’, Main Filming Location

Promotion Effect of Cheongsong Apples and Baekja Porcelain

On the 19th, Cheongsong-gun, Gyeongbuk Province, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at the county office's Nuri Communication Room with Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation (MBC), Base Story, and Film Grida to support drama production aimed at revitalizing tourism in the oxygen cafe Cheongsong-gun and ensuring the successful production of MBC drama "Flower Blooming at Night."

On the 19th, Cheongsong County signed a business agreement with Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation, Base Story, and Film Grida for the successful production of the MBC drama "Bam-e Pineun Kkot" (Flower Blooming at Night).
[Image source=Cheongsong County Office]

The signing ceremony was attended by Yoon Kyung-hee, the governor of Cheongsong-gun; Namgung Seong-woo, EP of Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation; Kim Jeong-mi, CEO of Base Story; Jang Tae-yu, director and CEO of Film Grida; and Lee Sang-moon, CEO of a marketing agency. According to this agreement, these organizations and companies will mutually cooperate to create an environment conducive to smooth drama production and strengthen the promotion of Cheongsong-gun’s tourist attractions and local specialties.

In particular, through this drama production, the nationally significant folk cultural asset and one of the representative tourist spots of the oxygen cafe Cheongsong-gun, "Songsogotaek," will be used as the main filming location. Additionally, relatively lesser-known tourist sites such as Husongdang Gotaek will be featured to attract more tourists and stimulate the local economy.

Furthermore, the drama episodes will incorporate Cheongsong apples and Cheongsong Baekja (white porcelain) to maximize promotional effects.

Governor Yoon Kyung-hee stated, “Cheongsong is an ideal location for film and drama shoots, with numerous works being produced using Cheongsong’s tourism resources as a backdrop, and interest and awareness in cultural content are increasing. Through this MOU and the airing of the drama, relatively unknown tourist sites will emerge as popular attractions, and especially with the birth of a wonderful drama, Cheongsong’s tourism resources will be re-highlighted through viewers’ homes.”