I made a new post to change SBS NEWS VIDEO to the video that provides English audio.
TLDR;
Thefts by Chinese people are increasing a lot in Jeju Island, so Police decided to form the deicated teams at each district police stations in order to stop the thefts by Chinese people
Police say that you need to watch your belongings in Jeju Island.
English Article Link
She hung the bag there so she could wear her gloves before driving the car. But she forgot the bag out there 😂 she even rapping 🤧😂
They don't make kdrama fml character like this anymore 😭
Or even, They don't make kdrama ROMCOM like this anymore 🥹 (where there is more COM in it😭)
Jun Ji Hyun everyone in her iconic my love from the star ✨🎬 classic kdrama (no one can do this kind of character but her 👑)
She really does well in this kind of character. Even without subtitle, you will laugh 😂 & definitely, She not afraid to look ugly 🤧
Okay but seriously, Bi-o and Jeong-yo’s dynamic is insane. The intense eye contact, the borderline obsessive relationship, the sheer tension whenever they share a scene… this is NOT just "friendship" or "healthy rivalry" at this point. Honestly, I keep forgetting there’s even a female lead because these two completely steal the show. It’s basically a full on romance story with a classical music skin on top. Is anyone else watching this and feeling the exact same way?
Crash Landing on You follows Yoon Se-ri, a South Korean heiress who accidentally lands in North Korea after a paragliding accident. There, she meets Ri Jeong-hyeok, a North Korean army officer who helps keep her safe while she tries to find a way back home.
What I loved most was the chemistry between the two leads. 🥹❤️ Their relationship develops through so many funny, emotional, and wholesome moments, and the beautiful cinematography makes the drama even more memorable.
What did you love most about Crash Landing on You - the romance, the characters, or the emotional moments? ❤️.
The English-subbed teaser for Love in Disguise is finally here! 👀
The drama premieres October 19 on tvN. What do you guys think of the teaser?
PLOT SYNOPSIS: An office romantic comedy that follows the story of a conglomerate heir and his new secretary, a former special forces officer now working undercover.
Yun I Jun is a quirky third-generation chaebol raised in a sheltered environment who becomes a prime suspect in the mysterious murder of his previous secretary. When a new “male” secretary arrives to take the position, he has no idea that she’s hiding a major secret.
To uncover the truth, Kang Jae Hui, a former special forces officer turned police officer renowned as a “human weapon” for her exceptional strength and combat skills, disguises herself as a man and goes undercover as Yun I Jun’s personal secretary and bodyguard.
While protecting him, she secretly investigates him, setting the stage for unexpected chemistry, hidden identities, and plenty of comedic tension.
(Source: Korean = Naver || Translation = MyDramaList)
This is my first Ahn Eunjin show and I'm completely mesmerized by her performance as Mido. Absolute brilliance!
>!I really dislike how blind people are to Mido’s profound depression. Everything that once brought her joy has lost its luster, leading her to self-sabotage her two greatest loves: filmmaking and Namgoong. !<
>!Ironically, Taesung is the only one who truly senses her impending implosion, yet he enables her self-sabotage... Namgoong, on the other hand, is busy playing fixer without realizing she is fundamentally breaking down. !<
>!I hope the drama moves past the surface-level romance to genuinely explore her depression and grant her much-needed healing.!<
I've seen so many kdramas but I have to say the one I love and rewatch so many times is Sh**ting Stars! I think it needs more love 😊❤️ I also love the main actress in it - I watch almost everything she's in. The vibe between them is so funny. Anyone else feel this? Is this anyone else's comfort rewatch show?
For me, its Park Bo-gum as Gwan-sik in When Life Gives You Tangerines. 🥹 There’s just something so warm about the way he loves—not only Ae-sun, but his family too. He’s so steady, patient, and quietly caring, and you can really feel how deeply he values the people he loves. I especially loved how his love was shown through the little things rather than grand gestures. He just feels like the kind of person who makes you feel safe and loved without having to say much. 🤍
And of course, who could forget Kim Seon-ho as the ultimate good boy from Start-Up? 💗 This man had us all falling for the second lead.
With the exception of when BAYM aired, I think I watched Tastefully Yours early in my kdrama discovery— one of my first five. I soon “discovered” Romantics Anonymous, a Jdrama starring Han Hyo Joo (Happiness). I loved all of these and would love to chew on some more. What are your favorites?
I was happy with how things turned out for Lee Jong Suk's character, which is probably one reason why I ended up liking this drama. To be honest, I did not enjoy the first two episodes very much, and they almost made me lose interest. Thankfully, the succeeding episodes made up for it with plenty of suspense and exciting moments. Lee Jong Suk really has a knack for choosing interesting projects, and this drama was no exception. I enjoyed the series as a whole, despite my issues with the opening episodes.