Actors Park Bo-gum and IU have showcased their fresh chemistry.

The team behind the Netflix series "Thank You For Your Hard Work" (written by Lim Sang-chun and directed by Kim Won-seok) released the poster and trailer on the 23rd, revealing the first chapter of their lives.

First, the poster features spring among the four seasons. Ae-soon (played by IU) and Gwan-sik (played by Park Bo-gum) are standing against a background of a canola flower field. They hold hands and smile.

The two are at the starting point of an adventure that spans their lifetime. In contrast to the composed Ae-soon, Gwan-sik's stiff demeanor sparked curiosity about their relationship.

The caption on the poster is also impressive: "To you who are still like petals, still dreaming," adding further curiosity about the four seasons.

The trailer is about 1 minute and 7 seconds long. It captures Jeju Island, where Ae-soon and Gwan-sik grew up. It begins in a field of canola flowers and extends to a market, persimmon tree, and sea.

They are no different from any other youth. They evoke excitement by putting on each other's shoes and placing flowers on each other, but then they bicker and shout irritably.

The performance chemistry between Park Bo-gum and IU fuels anticipation. They transform into Gwan-sik and Ae-soon from head to toe. The line "But, it's pretty," increases expectations.

"Thank You For Your Hard Work" is a period drama. It captures the lives of 'Young Rebel' Ae-soon and 'Full Iron' Gwan-sik, whose hometown is a small village by the sea in Jeju, across four seasons.

Writer Lim Sang-chun, following "When the Camellia Blooms," took on the script. Director Kim Won-seok, known for "Misaeng" and "My Mister," joins to showcase his delicate directorial touch.

Meanwhile, "Thank You For Your Hard Work" will premiere on Netflix on the 7th of the coming month.

<Photo courtesy of Netflix>