[Dae Jang Geum] is one of Korea's representative dramas.
It first aired in 2003 and became known worldwide, including in Japan, China, Africa, and Europe. The main character, Jang Geum, loses her parents at a young age and enters the palace to become a court lady.
It is to keep her mother's will to become the highest court lady.
In the palace, Jang-geum meets a court lady who was her mother's friend when she was a court lady, and receives teachings from her.
And he almost dies from the hatred of the court lady Choi, who tried to kill his mother.
However, Jang Geum overcomes all difficulties and reveals the crime of the highest court lady.
And he clears the grievances of his mother and a court lady.
Jang-geum eventually becomes the best court lady her mother wanted, and the best doctor who takes care of the king.

This book contains only three parts selected from a total of 54 parts.
Part 1 contains the fourth part (Jang Geum meets a court lady) of the whole story.
Part 2 contains Part 21 (Victory in Competition), and Part 3 contains Part 48 (The Last of the Highest Court Lady).
It was difficult to present all the scenes in each section, so only some scenes were selected and included.
Therefore, it is recommended to read while looking at the scene numbers.
[Dae Jang Geum] is a script written to make a drama.
So, I used symbols to indicate the various promises needed to make it into a drama.
In this book, only a few essential symbols are selected and displayed.
The symbol is as follows:


'S' stands for 'scene'.
It indicates words and actions that occur in the same place.
'E' stands for 'sound effect'.
It is a sound that is added to make the scene look real.
The letter E that appears during a character's dialogue is used when the character's appearance is not visible and only the words are heard.
'OL' stands for 'screens that change while overlapping.'
The word OL, which appears during a character's dialogue, is used when someone suddenly steps forward and speaks before the person in front has finished speaking.