Typhoon Family - Season 1

Season 1
A story of growth set against the backdrop of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) foreign exchange crisis in 1997, about a young CEO who tries to save the small business 'Typhoon Company' left by his father during the IMF bankruptcy crisis, and the struggles of his family.
Episodes

The Season of Typhoon
Despite his father's disappointment, Kang Tae-poong lives a double life of reckless nights and quiet gardening. But one day, he receives unexpected news.

Asphalt Man
Amid a great loss and the IMF crisis, Tae-poong struggles to tend to his father's company. But he soon recruits Oh Mi-seon to help him learn the ropes.

Moonlight in Seoul
After barely escaping a crisis, Tae-poong and Mi-seon struggle to find a place to store the fabrics — but the solution only brings new problems.

The Wind Cannot Stop Me
Tae-poong steps up as a leader, building a new partnership with Mi-seon. He heads to Busan for opportunities, unaware that fresh hardship awaits at home.

Heaven, Where We Are
With Mi-seon's help, Tae-poong and his mother escape their predicament. Soon, an unexpected incident erupts in Busan, leaving Tae-poong in a panic.

The Legend of Ambition
After Tae-poong makes a bold move in Busan, Mi-seon lashes out at him. But they work together to move forward — diving into the shoe export business.

The Meaning of Life
Tae-poong and Mi-seon clear a hurdle in exporting safety shoes — only to face another. Later, a meeting with a friend sparks Tae-poong's next big idea.

The Bright Days of Youth
After facing discrimination at work, Mi-seon doubles down on her dream. Tae-poong and his team head to Thailand to explore the market and prospects.

Walking to the Sky
When Go Ma-jin finds himself troubled in Thailand, Tae-poong and Mi-seon race to find a solution — while also trying to salvage their business.

You and I
Back in Seoul, the employees of Typhoon Trading Co. face a bittersweet fall from grace. Meanwhile, Tae-poong and Mi-seon navigate their growing bond.

Tomorrow Comes Love
Tae-poong attempts to find a way to secure solid business with the Public Procurement Service. Meanwhile, Mi-seon sets boundaries with her feelings.

My Reason for Living
As the bidding war proves to be an uphill battle, Tae-poong and his team work together to secure the deal. But things turn ugly as tension rises.

Love Beyond Fear
After narrowly escaping death, Mi-seon's heart transforms. As Typhoon Trading Co. struggle to fulfill its deliveries, Tae-poong falls into despair.

Born in the Wind
After Tae-poong makes a deal with Pyo Bak-ho, Pyo Hyun-jun becomes furious. Meanwhile, Tae-poong and Mi-seon embark on a short getaway with loved ones.

The Last Match
Tae-poong and his employees rush to help Bae Song-jung's father in a moment of crisis. Later, they encounter the worst situation they've faced yet.

We Met the Bluebird, and Life Goes On
Tae-poong and his colleagues make one last effort to end their feud with the Pyo family. Will they succeed and reclaim their business?
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