What do you think of love in K dramas?

There is a routine in Korean dramas that is very much in line with our Asian culture. The two heroes and heroines often intersect with parallel lines, and their acquaintance is accidental, but behind the accident, they must have to be together. For example, "You from the Star" and "My Name is Kim Sam-soon", one of them lives together, and the other works in the same place.

Then "The Heirs" and "Boys Over Flowers" are in the same school, "Full House" and "Palace" are both because of the marriage contract, "Blue Life and Death Love" and "Winter Love Song" are because of the relationship between classmates and siblings, in short, you have to be together, no matter how much you hate her, you have to be together.

Before I went to college, I always thought that love was a very beautiful and romantic thing, so I carefully started my first love in college, but I broke up before I arrived in a week, which is really different from what I imagined, but I still feel that love is very beautiful and happy when I watch Korean dramas again, you may think that I haven't met the right person yet, but I think it's actually difficult to meet such a person. I talked about several more times one after another, but I didn't have the feeling on TV, and then I realized that Korean dramas are just works of artistic processing. Realistic love can't be compared with the love of Korean dramas.

Korean dramas are here to imagine and relax, while reality requires deep thinking.

Korean dramas show that boys should let girls have no bottom line, and many women take this for granted. And in the play, Zhihao didn't do that. She believes that marriage is an equal thing, even if she and Se-hee are in a fake marriage.

So she will go to a café to work and will give Se-hee living expenses. After the death of the Hee family to help with the sacrifice, she would let Se Hee go to her house to help with the pickles instead of swallowing her anger, and she took all the responsibility alone. That's why there is a funny picture of Se-hee wearing flower pants.

Because I am a person who loves to watch Korean dramas, I have also learned some life lessons from it, don't believe the so-called Japanese and Korean soap operas that leave because they can't make each other happy. Have you ever thought that you are each other's happiness? Love is not an escape, it is an effort.

It is not to evade the responsibility of giving each other happiness, but to strive to realize the obligation to make each other happy. When you say that you left so that the other person would not be harmed, you have already caused the most harm to the other person. To love is to strive to be together.

In the old-fashioned love in Korean dramas, those chattering details often give us a lot of warmth. The love routines are similar, and the character settings are similar, but every **, you will find that there are always some details in it that move us. And the power of those details is precisely the charm of a Korean drama.

That's why I call them sensual powers.

I don't understand it, because I found that in the whole script, a woman often embodies the heroine's sense of independence by not caring about the domineering president and not caring about money. But I've also been questioning: why does a woman have to be independent when she doesn't love money?

I don't dislike you because you're poor, and I shouldn't dislike you because you're rich! So why do we women have to love money when we are noble? This is my confusion.

The love in Korean dramas gives people the feeling that men and women have no bottom line to pay and sacrifice for each other, and it is particularly romantic, so girls will fantasize about such love, but such love is unlikely in reality.

The love in Korean dramas is artistically processed on the basis of life, and it will not be so tortuous in life, but it is done to make the story more exciting.

Love in Korean dramas is the ideal appearance of love, filtering out pain and showing only sweetness.

The love in Korean dramas is too hard and idealistic, and in reality there are too few such loves.

The love in the TV series is all choreographed. Just a handful.

The specific content of the Korean drama "Understanding Love" is as follows:

The Understanding of Love is a romantic comedy about a group of people with different values who meet and gradually understand the meaning of love. The film is adapted from the novel of the same name created by writer Lee Hyuk-jin**, and is directed by Cho Young-min, starring Yoo Yeon-seok, Moon Jialang, Zheng Jialan, etc. At present, it has been officially announced, and it will be broadcast on December 21.

This drama is set in the bank on the 99th anniversary of its founding, and tells the story of the black infatuation love that happened between the four employees. Ha Sang-so, played by Yoo Yeon-seok, is a character who can maintain a certain value and longs for an ordinary life under any circumstances. Moon Jialang plays Ahn so-young in the play, she believes that love can be destroyed overnight, and she must protect herself in an unfortunate environment.

Jung Kar-lan, who won the Best Male Newcomer Award at the Daejong Awards in 2016, and Cheon Sailu, who performed brilliantly in "Youth in May", will play the role of Jung Jong-hyun, a police volunteer with full of life ambitions, and Park Mi-kyung, who was born with a golden spoon and shows an innate capable temperament.

Four people have completely different values of love, so what will happen to the story of these four people after they meet in the same place? And how will it affect the other party? I believe this is an important highlight of "The Understanding of Love".