The Popularity of Korean Dramas

There are a lot of people who are going crazy over Korean dramas. Some people even scream over their heartthrob Korean idols. The unique twists in their stories make their dramas interesting for their viewers. Watching Korean dramas has been a routine for some. These people even stay up late at night just to finish the whole episode of their favorite drama. The emergence of the “Korean Wave” in most countries today, their drama series are spreading throughout the world—even entering the markets of North America and Europe.

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Here are some of the best Korean drama series that captured the hearts of many people:

1.My Girlfriend is Gumiho ( My Girlfriend is a Nine-tailed Fox)

This is a 16-episode romantic-comedy story of a rich and spoiled university student named Cha Dae Woong who fell deeply in love with a Gumiho, a woman who has nine fox tails. This is one of the most soul-touching movies that have won different awards from the 2010 SBS Drama Awards: the Best Actor Award, the Best Actress Award, and the Best Couple Award.

2.Personal Taste

Another romantic-comedy series starring two of the most popular Korean celebrities today—{Lee Min Ho} (Boys Over Flowers) and Son Ye Jin (A Moment to Remember). This is a story of Park Kae (Son Ye Jin) who lived together with Jin Ho (Lee Min Ho) because she thinks he is gay. The two started to fall in love with one another as time passes by. With this interesting plot, 2012 MBC Drama Award awarded Lee Min Ho an Excellence Award- Actor for this drama series.

3.City Hunter

A drama series which was based from the original script of the world-famous novel created by Japan’s Tsukasa Hojo, City Hunter have received a worldwide recognition from Kdrama viewers. The drama series stars Lee Min Ho and {Park Min Young}. It is a story about Lee Yun-Seong (Lee Min Ho) plotting revenge on five politicians who were the reason why his father died. It earned different awards from the 2011 SBS Drama Awards including Top Excellence Awards for Best Actor, Netizen Popularity Awards for Actor, Top 10 Stars, and the New Star Awards.

One Response to The Popularity of Korean Dramas

  1. Korean dramas are mostly just trash…. Almost all the same plots, mostly plastic people, that Koreans envy unduly, and budget casting/filming. If Korean dramas are so popular, it’s surprising that so little filming skill/real acting goes into them – too many holds/stationary close-up shots on a particular model, who’s not speaking (it’s just about over-emphasizing a guy/girl’s face, who’s wearing too much makeup). Yes, some of the segments of acting can be quite realistic, but most of the character profiles/personalities are so flaky and void of any true color.
    I’ve lived in Korea for over 10 years, and lived among Koreans before that, since 1994. Korean dramas are mostly just injected with gas/puff and arrogance/showiness that doesn’t reflect much at all about how 99% of Koreans live in Korea. This shallowness/pomp aspect is getting worse.

    Finally, the screaming, hysterical women, (quite common here) and flowery guys are quite off-putting/annoying to watch/listen to….there’s enough noise and disorder in daily life here, to tolerate more noise pollution at home.

    Like so many expats living in Korea…very unimpressed with Korean dramas!

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