Choi Cheonjung proved himself to be tough negotiator
Last night’s penultimate episode of TV Chosun’s “Wind, Cloud and Rain 바람과 구름과 비 (King maker: Change of Destiny)” was so intense! First, it was the war with the French in Gwanghua Island that saw Park Sihoo-ssi’s Choi Cheonjung taking the role of negotiator in a highly explosive situation. Then later, it was the fall out, again, of his Choi Cheonjung with the Heungseon Daewongun Lee Haeung. And this time the relationship will truly explode!
Episode 20 saw a rating of 5.178% on a national level and averaging 4.7591% after 20 episodes. This was based on AGB Nielsen Korea’s TV ranking.
Don’t miss the final episode of “Wind, Cloud and Rain 바람과 구름과 비 (King maker: Change of Destiny)” on TV Chosun at 2250h Korean time tonight!
Wind, Cloud and Rain Episode 20 rating
WCR 风，云和雨：第20集收视率 @ 5.178%
昨晚朝鲜电视TV Chosun 的“风，云和雨 (风，云和碑）바람과 구름과 비“的最后第二集是如此的紧张！ 首先，是在光华岛与法国人的战争。施厚君饰演的崔天中在高度爆炸性的局势中扮演了谈判者的角色。 后来，又是他和兴宣大院君李昰应的关系再次破裂。 这次关系将真正的爆炸了！
第20集在全国范围内的收视率达到5.178%，平均收视率为4.7591%。这是基于韩国AGB尼尔森的报道。
请今晚在韩国时间2250h观看在朝鲜电视TV Chosun播出的“风，云和雨 (风，云和碑）바람과 구름과 비“的最后一集！不见不散！
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4 Comments
Not satisfied for this rating of episode 20.
I hope he will not die
Gracias
Another episode with an intense development of the action without a doubt, which kept us in tension for more than an hour, which passed so quickly.❤️
But I have a misunderstanding. 😅 I was waiting to hear General Pierre Gustave Roze say: „Dites-lui que Joseon n’ouvre pas la porte à l’Occident et que d’autres pays continueront d’attaquer.” But the director chose the French general to speak English. Why? Because the Chinese translator probably didn’t know French? Or to highlight the fact that the CCJ could understand English, due to his three years of experience in England (that gesture of the CCJ by which he stopped the interpreter from translating). It was a scene where we could have heard (finally) Park SiHoo-ssi speaking English, but because of the diplomatic protocol in which the two interlocutors should speak the language of the country they represent, we lost this chance. Maybe in the next project. 😊