What are your favorite Korean TV series?

Light of Reality

South Korea has never been biased in its control of reality themes. Nowadays, more and more Korean stars are involved in drug abuse, sexual assault and other scandals, which has also triggered South Korea’s social unrest. But when it comes to prisoners, is it enough to just put them in jail? You may want to break out in a cold sweat after watching "Prison Doctor".

Prisoner's Doctor

To give you a general rule, South Korea has a law requiring a "probation system", which means that if a prisoner becomes seriously ill while serving his sentence, he can Not going to jail. Not only can prison doctors treat prisoners, they may also use this law to strike deals with prisoners and help them escape. This is how the story of "Prison Doctor" begins. As the emperor's good doctor, Nangong Min has a kind heart. Due to a momentary disagreement, he signed an agreement with two generations of black-hearted rich men. After becoming a prison doctor, he began his life in prison. His own "revenge plan". "Prisoner Doctor" uses a clever suspense to sort out some clues and keep the audience fascinated. It premiered to a 9.8% positive rating.

The fun of prison life

Perhaps the reversal of black and white makes people more eager to find the dawn of humanity. The humorous prison life makes the audience easily think of "The Shawshank Redemption". Once, the super baseball player Jin Jihe was imprisoned for excessive defense, and then the audience followed him to the prison and saw various criminals and various aspects of the world. As the plot twists and turns, you will develop a new understanding of good and evil.

The Secret of the Forest

The main theme of "Secret Forest" is the same as the suspense thriller crime drama. It also invites top Korean movies Chengyou and Miss Bae to join, in addition to the complex serial murder case , the emotional trends of prosecutors and police officers are also the focus of attention of the audience. In short, the light of human nature in these Korean dramas not only reveals many practical issues, but also strives to explore the inner world of the characters.

The impact of survival

There is no doubt that the workplace is like a battlefield for every social worker, and "Unborn" and "Alive" really put this bloody The battlefield is put on the screen, and you can't help but feel sorry for yourself.

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"The Unborn Child" is adapted from Yin Tae-ho's webtoon of the same name. Here, you can see that professional chess player Zhang Keli was forced to make a living in order to make a living. Forced into an incompatible workplace, he began his "road to survival." Every office kid has had a similar experience, so it is not surprising that this TV series is called a "textbook for the working class." The name "Unborn" also points out the screenwriter's intention: it symbolizes the stage choice of life, whether it is "doing something" or "abandoning the child", the chess game continues and life continues.

"Alive"

If "Unborn" was just the beginning of a career, "Alive" captures the most depressing aspects of life that Lee Kwang-soo transformed in "Running Man." The usual comical role, in which he played Lian Sangxiu, an unlucky ordinary man who entered a pyramid scheme and lost his money and fortune. Later, he saw an advertisement for police civil servants, and his career took off. Turning around, this job is a bigger challenge for him. "Alive" aims to take the perspective of the Korean police civil servants. There are no gunfights, no bloodshed, just trivial but quite real police daily work, and the daily life of the police. Ups and downs.

If you are a member of "996", watch these two dramas and find the courage to work hard

Warm the Earth

Even. If you haven't watched "Reply 1988", you should also have heard of the name "Gou Hwan", because everything Jung-hwan experienced in the play was the secret love that you and I couldn't escape when we were young. On the high-scoring list, the Reply series allows the audience to taste the ups and downs of "the beautiful love we missed in those years" through the kaleidoscope of "youth", especially the TV series "Reply 1988" starring Hong Kong movies and Hong Kong stars. ”, arousing the uproar of many Chinese audiences.