Korean Drama That Drains Tears

Korean Drama That Drains Tears - Korean drama is a very, very viral film recently, added to this pandemic. In fact, many cloud people watch and even love Korean dramas. Not only charming with handsome and beautiful faces but Korean dramas also have an interesting storyline. Korean dramas with romantic plots and plots are indeed the target of today's society, especially women, Mother. In fact, not a few, who get carried away with feelings of alias being baper when watching it.
Not only is the romance story an attraction, it turns out that Korean dramas are also a target because they tell stories that drain our tears, you know.

Well, here are five Korean dramas that are shedding tears, which Haibunda reports from various sources:

1.Beautiful World (2019)

This drama tells the story of a boy named Park Sun Ho (Nam Da Reum) who becomes a victim of school violence. As a result, he was brain dead and lying in a coma in the hospital.

His younger brother, Park Soo Ho (Kim Hwan Hee), who goes to school with him, wants to reveal the truth behind the violence that his brother received. Meanwhile, their parents, Park Moo Jin (Park Hee Soon) and his wife Kang In Ha (Choo Ja Hyun) also work together to reveal the truth because the school and police do not support them.

On the other hand, Oh Joon Seok (Seo Dong Hyun) was born into a wealthy family and his parents cover up all the crimes he has committed.

2. Mr. Sunshine (2018)

Set in feudal times when Korea was colonized by Japan, Eugene Choi (Lee Byung Hun) is an American Army Captain stationed in Joseon. Previously, when Eugene Choi was 9 years old, he who was a slave decided to run away and board an American warship.

Meanwhile, the woman he likes, Go Ae Shin (Kim Tae Ri) is a noble who really loves Joseon. In fact, he secretly learned to shoot even though his grandfather had forbidden him. Because she really loves her homeland, Ae Shin also struggles to defend Joseon.

Apart from a sad plot, this drama also shows a lot of conflicts in love and politics, you know.

3.That Winter the Wind Blows (2013)

This drama tells the story of a gambler named Oh Soo (Zo In Sung) whose life is very wasted. He was abandoned by his parents in an orphanage when he was a baby.

In order to live life, he must be willing to pretend to be the older brother of a blind woman heir to a company named Oh Young (Song Hye Kyo).

Oh Young is the heir to a company who really doesn't believe in love. Apart from being lonely, he also had a hard time because he couldn't see. Not only that, Oh Young also had to be willing to lose his father who died.

4. Sad Love Story (2005)

Tells the story of Suh Joon Young (Kwon Sang Woo), a man born to a sex worker who is separated from his true love, Park Hae In (Kim Hee Sun). Suh Joon Young finally decided to change his name to Choi Joon Kyu and develop his talents in the music world.

The fate of Hye In, who has to move to America, is no less sad. He is liked by Lee Gun Woo (Yun Jung Hoon) who is none other than Joon Young's best friend. However, after hearing the news that Joon Young has died, Hye In accepts Gun Woo.

Hye In, a singer, finally met Joon Kyu, who had become a music producer when Hye In was still Gun Woo's lover.

5. It's Okay It's Love (2014)

Jang Jae Yeol (Jo In Sung) is a novelist who is popular among women because of his work. In addition, he is also a DJ on a radio.

Despite his popularity, Jae Yeol is known to be very arrogant and suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder. Meanwhile, Ji Hae Soo (Gong Hyo Jin) is a psychiatrist who is very ambitious. She doesn't care about men and love stories because of childhood trauma.

Jae Yeol and Hae Soo meet on a television show and become enemies. However, because they have to live together, they fall in love with each other and Hae Soo tries to cure Jae Yeol's mental illness.