K-dramas Adapted from WEBTOONS

Webtoons are a type of digital comic magazine that has its roots in South Korea. Where traditional comics have a paper print format, webtoons are designed to be read on computer, tabs and smartphones. Their vertical scrolling format enhances readability on digital devices. The visually rich content, either free or …

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K-Dramas Based on Novels

Surpassing cultural and generational boundaries, novel reading has always been a popular pastime for many people all over the world. Readers often form deep emotional connections with characters and stories that lead to a more profound understanding of diverse perspectives on life. These days, K-Dramas based on novels are enjoying …

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K-Drama’s Legal Panel

Legal dramas are a reflection of the country’s legal system. The intense debates, surprising revelations and emotional testimonies portrayed in courtroom battles gives a sneak peak into the legal system. It also critique the legal system by addressing broader social issues such as corruption, power abuse, and inequality. With their …

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K-Drama’s Medical Team

The portrayal of K-Drama’s doctors is dramatic and enlightening. The fast-paced, challenging and stressful nature of their work is frequently highlighted. Hospitals in K-Dramas are shown as high-pressure zones where doctors work for long hours, deal with emergencies and make life-or-death decisions. Often, doctors are shown sacrificing their personal lives …

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The ‘Femme Fatale’ of K-Drama

“Femme Fatale” is a French term for “fatal woman.” The dramas, movies and stories show a sophisticated, manipulative, deceitful and sometimes ruthless woman as fatal woman, who uses her intelligence and charm to achieve her goals, ultimately leading to downfall of the men who fall for her. In K-Dramas the …

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K-Drama’s Portrayal of North Korea

South Korea and North Korea became two different worlds after the World War II. Following the Korean War, South Korea got aligned with Western countries and North Korea adopted a communist regime. At present due to their distinct political systems and economic structures, both countries are no longer akin. With …

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K-Drama Actors who Served the Country

In South Korea, the military law states that it is compulsory for every able-bodied male citizen between the ages of 18 and 35 to serve in defense, for 18–21 months. Members of the popular band BTS are also in the news to enlist for mandatory military training. Let’s take a …

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Ji Chang Wook – The ‘Healer’ turns 37 today

https://www.instagram.com/p/C9B-xn1xLWX/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=60fd990c-2193-489b-a24c-dd2f5806b7bc&img_index=1 Today, July 5, the Korean actor Ji Chang Wook celebrates his birthday as he turns 37 this year. He posted his adorable photos on social media, delighting fans with his charming and playful demeanor. The ‘Welcome to Samdal-ri’ star, posted a series of heart-warming photos on his Insta-handle, where …

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Career Women of Joseon Era from K-Drama

Korea in Joseon era (1392-1897) was not so liberal for women. Joseon society strictly followed Confucianism as the state ideology. It heavily influenced gender roles and societal structure. Confucianism prescribed strict gender roles for women. They were primarily seen as caregivers. Women were responsible for maintaining the household, raising children, …

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