Can anyone tell me about a drama that Korea doesn t know is Japanese yet

It must be Japanese, I don't know.

Drama movies generally refer to the fact that the whole film attaches more importance to the storyline, concentrates on the plot, and ignores other level items. The key to a feature film is to better tell a story or tell a thing.

Han's feature films generally have a detailed storyline and are very easy to touch; Japanese drama films, the theme will be more daring, very good at 3D rendering of the natural environment, often according to some gentle and quiet methods to express, after watching it is very worth slowly reminiscing.

There are a few Japanese and Korean drama movies that are particularly beautiful, and I highly recommend them to everyone, such as Han's "Alone on the Beach at Night", "Xu Sanguan", "I Can Say"; Japan's "Life Closes" and "Survival Family", there is still a chance to taste these dramas slowly, which is very worthy of taste.

There are a lot of TV series of this kind, and the key is to narrate the love story, like the confession letter, which is very popular with everyone, if you want to watch it, you can immediately search on **.

"Love Chance 1%>

The beautiful and kind-hearted Kim Da-hyun (played by Kim Jinghua) is a teacher at a middle school in Incheon, and once Dahyun helped an old man in the subway, but he didn't expect that this ordinary-dressed old man was actually the chairman of the South Korean conglomerate - Senghyun Group. Chairman Jang has a deep affection for the kind-hearted Daxian, and intends to match Daxian with his grandson Jae-in (played by Kang Dong-won), and also hopes to use Dahyun to change Jae-in's fiery temper, although this possibility is only one percent.

In order to let his grandson obediently go to see Daxian, Chairman Zhang revised his will: whether it is his grandson Jae-in or his grandson Taiya, whoever can marry Daxian can get his own inheritance. Although Jae-in is not interested in inheritance, in order not to lose to Taiya, who is in the same situation, he still goes to meet Daxian.

Jae-in didn't understand what his grandfather was doing, and misunderstood Daxian's use of means to confuse his grandfather, and as soon as they met, he made disrespectful remarks, and Daxian ridiculed each other, and the two didn't have a good impression of each other. In the end, Daxian agreed to cooperate with him on the condition that he was a poor student in the Jen sponsored class, and the two signed a contract and dated regularly according to the contract.

Jae-in and Daxian gradually developed a good impression in getting along, and the two finally entered the marriage hall. Under Daxian's discipline, Jae-in gradually changed his bad temper.

Blessing and health are probably this plot, but it's a pity that the heroine is not a teacher....

This one you said is very similar to the splendid heritage of Korean dramas....But the heroine is not a teacher, and the rest are very consistent.

It seems to be called one percent of the chance of falling in love, played by Jiang Dongyuan.

This is an old Korean drama called "Lovely Woman" (16 episodes in total), which was broadcast on KBS TV in 2001. Don't be mistaken, there was also a Korean drama of the same name in 03.

Plot: The kind and cheerful Xiuli has a dream to design and sew high-quality fashion handbags to bring customers a pleasant mood and a happy trip. After graduating from high school, Su-ri worked in a leather bag shop in a shopping mall.

She was devastated by the death of her mother, but she met Kim Hoon by chance, and the two became close friends. At Kim Hoon's apartment, Su-ri and Jun-hui meet. Although he experienced the framing of his colleague Ouyang Zhen and the emotional turmoil with Jin Xun, he unknowingly developed a love affair with Junhui.

In order to realize her dreams and get love, Xiuli gradually matured, and worked hard unrelentingly in the face of suffering and adversity, and finally found a sunny road to happiness.

You can search on Youku, Tudou, etc.**, I wish you a happy viewing!

"Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches".

It is a TV series produced by Fuji TV in Japan in 2013, adapted from Miki Yoshikawa's original campus manga "Yamada-kun and the 7-man Witch".

Rei Shiraishi (played by Maria Sine), the first honor student in the school, and Ryu Yamada (played by Yunori Yamamoto), a former delinquent boy in the same class, switched their bodies because of an unexpected accident, and the two of them found a way to "kiss" in order to exchange for it, and the story began. Soon after, Yamada and the others realized the existence of 7 witches who used "kisses" to activate special abilities and decided to start looking for witches. Through the exchange of bodies, Yamada not only understands the difficult side of Shiraishi as an honor student, but also sees a whole new world.