Jang Jun-hyeok (played by Kim Myung-min) is a protagonist in Behind the White Tower.
An ambitious and brilliant assistant professor in the surgery department. Known for his cold personality and arrogant confidence, he is driven by a desire for professional advancement. He clashes with colleagues and is determined to secure the retiring department head position at all costs. Choi Do-young (played by Lee Sun-kyun) is a protagonist in Behind the White Tower.
A fellow doctor who prioritizes patient well-being over hospital politics. His commitment to ethical care frequently puts him at odds with Jang Jun-hyeok and the established practices within the department. No Min-guk (played by Cha In-pyo) appears in Behind the White Tower.
A newly emerged rival for the surgery department head position. He gains significant support from the retiring department head, directly challenging Jang Jun-hyeok's candidacy. Lee Yoon-jin (played by Song Sun-mi) appears in Behind the White Tower.
Kang Hee-jae (played by Kim Bo-kyung) appears in Behind the White Tower.
Lee Ju-wan (played by Lee Jeong-kil) appears in Behind the White Tower.
Woo Yong-gil (played by Kim Chang-wan) appears in Behind the White Tower.
Oh Gyeong-hwan (played by Byun Hee-bong) appears in Behind the White Tower.
Behind the White Tower (2007) — Character Map & Story Timeline
Behind the White Tower (2007) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
AI Narrative Summary
A medical drama exploring the professional and romantic conflicts between rival doctors in a university hospital.
Character Network — 9 Characters
Jang Jun-hyeok (Kim Myung-min) — protagonist An ambitious and brilliant assistant professor in the surgery department. Known for his cold personality and arrogant co...
Choi Do-young (Lee Sun-kyun) — protagonist A fellow doctor who prioritizes patient well-being over hospital politics. His commitment to ethical care frequently put...
No Min-guk (Cha In-pyo) A newly emerged rival for the surgery department head position. He gains significant support from the retiring departmen...
