The first film "Reply 1997" Rating: 8.9 Starring: Jung Eun-ji / Seo In-guk / Shin So-sol Plot review: I recently read it and I can’t tell you how many times I watched it. Isn’t it true that each of us has experienced the campus life and growth process of a group of six people fig

The first part of "Reply 1997"

rating: 8.9

Starring: Jung Eun-ji / Seo In-guk / Shin So-sol

Plot review: I recently read it, and I can’t tell you how many times I have read it. Isn’t it true that each of us has experienced the campus life and growth process of a group of six people fighting and stumbling? Sung Si-won, who loves h.o.t so much that she secretly skips class to watch idol performances; Yoon Yoon-jae, who has a secret crush but never expresses his secret love; Mao You-zhen, who always likes to act like a monster in a relationship and always imagines showing off her boyfriend to her peers; Mingming They are Do Ha Chan who has zero experience in love but is a master collector of pornographic films, Kang Joon Hee who has a crush on someone he shouldn't have a crush on, and Bang Seong Jae who is alone but is the best to his friends. Alas, every time I watch it, I miss my damn youth!

The second part of "My Liberation Diary"

Rating: 9.0

Starring: Lee Min-ki / Kim Ji-won / Son Seok-goo

Plot review: When people ask me about Korean dramas, this one is usually the first choice! A few months ago, after "My Altay" ended, I came across a post where someone asked if there were any similar Korean dramas. Although they are not exactly the same in terms of definition, I felt that it was the one that fit the most, and by the way, it gave the other person an advantage. The rhythm of the whole drama is delicate and slow. Regardless of the lines or the scenes, everyone laments the greatness of the screenwriter. "I want you to worship me" rather than "I want you to love me". There is someone who protects and treats you in the name of worship. , it has transcended love itself and is pure. I have watched it twice. It is quite healing to watch it calmly and eliminate some internal friction. In short, if you feel confused, please watch this drama.

The third part of "My Uncle"

Rating: 9.4

Starring: Lee Ji Eun/Lee Sun Kyun/Go Dou Shim

Plot review: Director Kim’s delicate control and in-depth portrayal of emotions are very good. The emotional line between the uncle and Ji An originated from Meeting each other at the bottom of life, growing up in the mutual redemption of mutual familiarity, and running towards their respective peace in the future; the friendship between the three brothers, Sister Jing'an and the Good Morning Football Team, and the teamwork between the uncle and the safety diagnosis team are heart-warming. Zhi'an is undoubtedly one of the most charming characters in the play. She has no father or mother, has endless debts to pay, and has to raise a grandma. However, she is extremely smart, kind, grateful, silently repays, and has the courage to fight against bad forces. In short, overall, it does reflect the various sufferings of middle-aged families and the loneliness and boredom of middle-aged men.

The fourth part " Funny Family "

rating: 9.6

Starring: Lee Soon-jae / Luo Wenji / Zheng Junha

Plot review: is a better Korean drama. It is not as strong as the current Korean dramas, no wonder the rating is so high. In fact, we can see some commonalities in this kind of sitcom. Watching it reminded me of "Family with Children", "Wulin Gaiden", "Friends" and so on. This kind of comedy that brings together a large group of people has a sad background, because there has been a saying in China since ancient times that "there is no banquet that lasts forever". Nowadays, laughter and crying will lead to separation, so its ending is full of regrets and imperfections. It's also very logical. I think the most successful character creation is the vice principal. The yin and yang character is so funny.

The fifth part " please reply 1988"

rating: 9.7

Starring: Sung Dong-il / Lee Il-hwa / Luo Meilan

plot review: Although Japan and South Korea belong to the Chinese character culture circle, South Korea is more deeply influenced by Chinese traditional culture. Watching Korean life dramas is more intimate. The loud voices of Koreans are very similar to those of Northeasterners. 1988 Korean Takeoff Point is more positive and progressive than the Japanese "Tale of Two Cities Era" works like "Sunset at Sanmachi", but from the perspective of art criticism, it is a family fun. It only embodies "this is the best of times"; compared with Rastignac's ambition and fall, "After all, a new day has begun" in "Gone with the Wind" does belong to the kind of comedy story. As for the protagonist, the ordinary citizen is not good enough. If not from a critical perspective, this film certainly has the beauty of a childhood filter.

Five very healing Korean family dramas. Which ones have you watched? Coding is not easy. Welcome to follow, like, and leave a message for discussion.

The first part of "Reply 1997"

rating: 8.9

Starring: Jung Eun-ji / Seo In-guk / Shin So-sol

Plot review: I recently read it, and I can’t tell you how many times I have read it. Isn’t it true that each of us has experienced the campus life and growth process of a group of six people fighting and stumbling? Sung Si-won, who loves h.o.t so much that she secretly skips class to watch idol performances; Yoon Yoon-jae, who has a secret crush but never expresses his secret love; Mao You-zhen, who always likes to act like a monster in a relationship and always imagines showing off her boyfriend to her peers; Mingming They are Do Ha Chan who has zero experience in love but is a master collector of pornographic films, Kang Joon Hee who has a crush on someone he shouldn't have a crush on, and Bang Seong Jae who is alone but is the best to his friends. Alas, every time I watch it, I miss my damn youth!

The second part of "My Liberation Diary"

Rating: 9.0

Starring: Lee Min-ki / Kim Ji-won / Son Seok-goo

Plot review: When people ask me about Korean dramas, this one is usually the first choice! A few months ago, after "My Altay" ended, I came across a post where someone asked if there were any similar Korean dramas. Although they are not exactly the same in terms of definition, I felt that it was the one that fit the most, and by the way, it gave the other person an advantage. The rhythm of the whole drama is delicate and slow. Regardless of the lines or the scenes, everyone laments the greatness of the screenwriter. "I want you to worship me" rather than "I want you to love me". There is someone who protects and treats you in the name of worship. , it has transcended love itself and is pure. I have watched it twice. It is quite healing to watch it calmly and eliminate some internal friction. In short, if you feel confused, please watch this drama.

The third part of "My Uncle"

Rating: 9.4

Starring: Lee Ji Eun/Lee Sun Kyun/Go Dou Shim

Plot review: Director Kim’s delicate control and in-depth portrayal of emotions are very good. The emotional line between the uncle and Ji An originated from Meeting each other at the bottom of life, growing up in the mutual redemption of mutual familiarity, and running towards their respective peace in the future; the friendship between the three brothers, Sister Jing'an and the Good Morning Football Team, and the teamwork between the uncle and the safety diagnosis team are heart-warming. Zhi'an is undoubtedly one of the most charming characters in the play. She has no father or mother, has endless debts to pay, and has to raise a grandma. However, she is extremely smart, kind, grateful, silently repays, and has the courage to fight against bad forces. In short, overall, it does reflect the various sufferings of middle-aged families and the loneliness and boredom of middle-aged men.

The fourth part " Funny Family "

rating: 9.6

Starring: Lee Soon-jae / Luo Wenji / Zheng Junha

Plot review: is a better Korean drama. It is not as strong as the current Korean dramas, no wonder the rating is so high. In fact, we can see some commonalities in this kind of sitcom. Watching it reminded me of "Family with Children", "Wulin Gaiden", "Friends" and so on. This kind of comedy that brings together a large group of people has a sad background, because there has been a saying in China since ancient times that "there is no banquet that lasts forever". Nowadays, laughter and crying will lead to separation, so its ending is full of regrets and imperfections. It's also very logical. I think the most successful character creation is the vice principal. The yin and yang character is so funny.

The fifth part " please reply 1988"

rating: 9.7

Starring: Sung Dong-il / Lee Il-hwa / Luo Meilan

plot review: Although Japan and South Korea belong to the Chinese character culture circle, South Korea is more deeply influenced by Chinese traditional culture. Watching Korean life dramas is more intimate. The loud voices of Koreans are very similar to those of Northeasterners. 1988 Korean Takeoff Point is more positive and progressive than the Japanese "Tale of Two Cities Era" works like "Sunset at Sanmachi", but from the perspective of art criticism, it is a family fun. It only embodies "this is the best of times"; compared with Rastignac's ambition and fall, "After all, a new day has begun" in "Gone with the Wind" does belong to the kind of comedy story. As for the protagonist, the ordinary citizen is not good enough. If not from a critical perspective, this film certainly has the beauty of a childhood filter.

Five very healing Korean family dramas. Which ones have you watched? Coding is not easy. Welcome to follow, like, and leave a message for discussion.