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Happy Friday, everyone! Was so excited to read the OT today to hear about your experiences at last night's Meetup. It sounds like it was a great time.
Not too much to report on the drama watching front for the week. I tried to pick up Ms. Kim's Million Dollar Quest, but thought it missed a golden opportunity for high comedy hijinks. Saw episode 7 of xxxHolic the other night and am not a big fan with how they are handling the spider arc (which I guess will also be the final arc since they are stretching it out for three episodes).
Otherwise I am still watching Gokusen 3 and King of Dramas. Gokusen 3 is extremely predictable, and unfortunately seems to be leaning on a repeat of most plot points from season one, but I hang in there for Yankumi. Love that character (but I'm always a sucker for idealists).
Six episodes into King of Dramas. Silly, fun, entertaining. I laughed so much when Kang Min insisted that he didn't like melodramas, but wanted to do one because it was more profitable. I have noticed that melos always seem to get the bigger budgets (or at least higher production quality). I'm never going to see dramas the same way again after this. :P
Last week's dramas are done and dusted and am totally with what's playing now.
Just caught ep 1 of I Summon You, Gold! and liked it. Enjoyed seeing Han Ji-Hye in a different role from that brat she played in Scent of Summer. Don't let the weird name put you off giving it a try.
Caught the last episode of My Love, Madame Butterfly. Glad they wrapped it up OK but there were definite problems with the storyline in the latter half of the drama and that detracted from the enjoyment of the ending.
Watching Gu Family Book. Really enjoyed the 1st ep, thought the 2nd seemed a little less smooth and have low expectations of the rest. Hope to be proven wrong on the latter though. Fingers crossed:)
In You're The Best Lee Soon Shin I'm enjoying watching the interactions between the baker, Chun-woo ,Joon-ho and the sisters. Look forward to seeing how their relationships play out through the course of the drama.
Looking forward to seeing Wonderful Mama! which should be out this weekend mostly for Jeong Kyeo Woon but all the siblings look to be good for a laugh.
As always enjoying the recaps here. Thanks DB Team for all your hard work!
The Dramabeans meetup was great yesterday and though I didn't get to meet everyone I chat with on here it was still nice to see the faces of all the people who enjoy dramas! And Javabeans and Girlfriday and Gummimochi and Heads (all so puurrty!), too!
Right now I'm not watching anything, really. Just waiting for things to finish and keeping an eye on what peeps like and don't like so much. Oh, I am watching a jdrama.
MY BIRTHDAY IS TOMORROW! I turn 22. I hope it isn't as rainy tomorrow even though I don't have any plans. Hope everyone has a good Friday.
Happy birthday! You share it with two of my friends! We're having coffe in the morning and dinner with a group tomorrow evening. I hope you have a super fun 22 and celebrate in style!
My first time posting on OT..
I am in L.A. so didn't get to go to the meetup last night in N.Y. but I was closely following the announcements and other posts about it. I was so excited this morning thinking that I would get to read a whole bunch about the event but surprisingly (and a little to my disappointment honestly) that there's very little updates/posts/pictures etc. . I gather it was a fun event from some of the posts in OT but was hoping for much more from DB and the folks who were there - as you know, this is sorta the debut event for DB.
Speaking for myself, I just got back home and will need to grab some food and unpack before I can think about finding my cable to upload the pictures. I didn't take a lot, too wrapped up in chatting with people. I think Javabeans, Girlfriday, HeadsNo2, and Gummimochi were like the bride at a wedding ... seeing spots from all the folks taking pictures of them. Someone will post pictures this week I am sure.
Happy OT, Beaners, what a Friday . . . I'm going to read everyone's dishing and attempt to join in the fun. I hope everyone had/has a stupendous week. Myself a whiskey and lemon tea and bed sound fabulous.
I haven't seen you around lately and was wondering how you were, most likely studying hard. Anyway just wanted send some warm greetings out to you. : )
So watched any interesting Kdramas lately?
To all the people at the DB Meetup
만나서 mannaseo 반갑습니다 pangapsuemnida
I had a great time on my trip to NYC. First time eating in a real Korean restaurant, visiting Korea town, and meeting other KDrama Fans. Javabeans, Girlfriday, HeadsNo2, and GummiMochi, I will email a picture of the 4 of you from the event.
Thanks Julia. Just saw your photos. O wow, our DB crew sure look awesome. Thank you ladies. Is it JoAnne i espied out in one photo? Just trying to read through nametags. Was Jomo lurking near any of those photos? So lovely to see you all. I realised i may be around your age group in most of those photos. A real mix of crowd; what a wonderful DB world.
Yes, JoAnne is in the picture with the black top and print scarf. Jomo is wearing glasses in the picture with javabeans, girlfriday, headsno2, and gummimochi. Emily is with her son Stephen.
Thank you for sharing, Julia! I'm glad you enjoyed your trip to NYC. I still have fond, if fuzzy, memories of my first visit there - eating in a Korean restaurant, drinking soju, kimchi pancakes, drinking soju, bibimbap, all the interesting side dishes, did I mention drinking soju? It was unlike any alcohol I had tasted before. Granted, I was only 20 at the time (this was many, many years ago).
We had such a good dinner - it's not my first time having Korean or even having it in NYC, but it was my first time at that restaurant, and I thought it was quite tasty: We all had bibimbap (2 beef, 1 chicken) with galbi and kimchi pancake to share, plus bean sprout soup. Banchan was kimchi, sauteed beansprouts, and those yummy cucumber pickles with gochugara that I love. And LOTS of soju.
I am not currently watching any dramas. I think I will wait a few more weeks before starting Gu Family and Jang ok Jung.
I did watch the Rich Man, Poor Woman special and, for me, it was perfect. I have been wary of starting any new dramas so it was nice to have the chance to watch something I was already familiar with.
Currently Watching:
Running man- guaranteed for a good time
Orphan Black (BBC America)- it just started but I like it so far.
u should really give NINE a try if you're not currently watching any dramas. it's quite good! i enjoyed the first couple of episodes of gu family book as well . . . i was totally on the fence about what to watch. too many choices on mon-tue & i really was interested in all the dramas in that line up. but gu family book was solid so i'm sure you'll like it when you get around to watching it.
please please open up a thread of the meet up. Would love to hear about it and see some photos. To all those who were there and posted today, you sound like you all had a good time. We cannot capture how it was for you, but being creative writers that you are, please please lots of photos like you were doing a recap. great weekend and week ahead to all! cheers,
^^wah!!^^ the last Siakou no Rikon eng subbed episode was March 23. I checked at 8:23 pm MST time on Friday April 12 just in case ep 8 was up - but no. I'm getting shaky - serious withdrawals here, need my fix on how the two non-couples are doing \/
Hi all,
This is just a general question about K-dramas from a fairly recent entrant to this strange, wonderful and very addicting world.
There are some things that I just do not understand and the one that I really really have not understood is the whole "oh you're an orphan! How sad! But you can't possibly be good enough for my son!" All the ajummas and the catty second leads are at their best over the fact the heroine is an orphan. The strongest examples that come to mind are "secret garden" and recently "My Daughter Seo Young". Is that just dramatics that some dramas indulge in ?
I've only been watching KDramas for a year, and until 2 days ago had never even met a Korean, so any theories I have a pure guess work. That however is part of why I love watching KDramas ... to try to understand cultural differences (at least as displayed in dramas).
From what I understand, family means a lot more to Koreans than it does to me. It is not only the love children have for their parents, but a means for society position and job advancement. Their respect for ancestors includes ceremonies on death anniversaries. In Confusianism, the shame/crime of one family member could extend to punishment of a whole family. Marriage is not only about two people loving each other, but the joining of two families with the social obligations and wealth that might bring.
Therefore, someone who is an orphan and can bring no family standing and advantages would be a poor match for a spouse.
I'm Korean and I still learn things about my culture from the dramas! Haha ( I thought my parents were the only ones who stuffed their faces when eating lettuce wraps. Lol)
Typically, parents want their children to marry someone of the same social status (higher is welcomed, of course). But today that may not be a priority to many.
I'm still surprised at how adult children dutifully follow their parents' wishes when I watch the dramas. I'm talking adults in their 30's and 40's. It's all interesting to see.
“Wrong episode???? The recap says that they only show up once in episode 20… that’s when they are in the house.
Are you trying an unusual form of torture?”
The scene is not in the Dramafever file, they cut it out, that is why I can't fix the srt for the HANrel file using DF subtitles. It is episode 20, and the times I referenced above are correct, but you would need a KOR or HANrel file to translate.
Hi Julia the Berkshire Beanie (I love the name) and bambledd, what you said makes a lot of sense, but when watching one of those scenes (usually a very serious scene where someone is being nasty about the "orphan" status) mostly I am left wondering "who does that!" though a perspective certainly helps. I totally understand what you mean about learning new things about your culture bambledd - I am Indian and here if you put on any regional soap you will usually see the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law engaged in a hair pulling contest. And the other day I actually saw the stall owners get into it at the fish market! So apparently that does happen sometimes! :)
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51 hydrangeabloom
April 12, 2013 at 11:15 AM
Happy Friday, everyone! Was so excited to read the OT today to hear about your experiences at last night's Meetup. It sounds like it was a great time.
Not too much to report on the drama watching front for the week. I tried to pick up Ms. Kim's Million Dollar Quest, but thought it missed a golden opportunity for high comedy hijinks. Saw episode 7 of xxxHolic the other night and am not a big fan with how they are handling the spider arc (which I guess will also be the final arc since they are stretching it out for three episodes).
Otherwise I am still watching Gokusen 3 and King of Dramas. Gokusen 3 is extremely predictable, and unfortunately seems to be leaning on a repeat of most plot points from season one, but I hang in there for Yankumi. Love that character (but I'm always a sucker for idealists).
Six episodes into King of Dramas. Silly, fun, entertaining. I laughed so much when Kang Min insisted that he didn't like melodramas, but wanted to do one because it was more profitable. I have noticed that melos always seem to get the bigger budgets (or at least higher production quality). I'm never going to see dramas the same way again after this. :P
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pogo - now sailing HMS Queen of Tears with Corn Salad on deck🍉
April 12, 2013 at 12:53 PM
I really should pick up King of Dramas again, I got one episode in and then stuff got in the way :/
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52 kdramafan
April 12, 2013 at 12:01 PM
Hello!
Last week's dramas are done and dusted and am totally with what's playing now.
Just caught ep 1 of I Summon You, Gold! and liked it. Enjoyed seeing Han Ji-Hye in a different role from that brat she played in Scent of Summer. Don't let the weird name put you off giving it a try.
Caught the last episode of My Love, Madame Butterfly. Glad they wrapped it up OK but there were definite problems with the storyline in the latter half of the drama and that detracted from the enjoyment of the ending.
Watching Gu Family Book. Really enjoyed the 1st ep, thought the 2nd seemed a little less smooth and have low expectations of the rest. Hope to be proven wrong on the latter though. Fingers crossed:)
In You're The Best Lee Soon Shin I'm enjoying watching the interactions between the baker, Chun-woo ,Joon-ho and the sisters. Look forward to seeing how their relationships play out through the course of the drama.
Looking forward to seeing Wonderful Mama! which should be out this weekend mostly for Jeong Kyeo Woon but all the siblings look to be good for a laugh.
As always enjoying the recaps here. Thanks DB Team for all your hard work!
All the best for the weekend eveyone!
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53 canxi
April 12, 2013 at 12:23 PM
Hi everyone!
The Dramabeans meetup was great yesterday and though I didn't get to meet everyone I chat with on here it was still nice to see the faces of all the people who enjoy dramas! And Javabeans and Girlfriday and Gummimochi and Heads (all so puurrty!), too!
Right now I'm not watching anything, really. Just waiting for things to finish and keeping an eye on what peeps like and don't like so much. Oh, I am watching a jdrama.
MY BIRTHDAY IS TOMORROW! I turn 22. I hope it isn't as rainy tomorrow even though I don't have any plans. Hope everyone has a good Friday.
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Owl
April 12, 2013 at 12:33 PM
Happy birthday! You share it with two of my friends! We're having coffe in the morning and dinner with a group tomorrow evening. I hope you have a super fun 22 and celebrate in style!
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ahjummabunny
April 12, 2013 at 1:47 PM
Happy birthday! Don't be bummed by the rain, it's a good birthday omen. Any day can be sunny but so many things have to align for rain.
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delicatecloud
April 12, 2013 at 1:57 PM
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU TOO!! ENJOY YOUR DAY!
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Mystisith
April 12, 2013 at 1:57 PM
Happy birthday in advance! Do a secret wish & I'll send a word to the Above Authority to help it happen. ^^
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canxi
April 12, 2013 at 2:34 PM
Thanks for the well-wishes everyone! Feeling super special! (o^u^o)
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john
April 13, 2013 at 12:56 AM
canxi ~
You are special ! Happy Birthday !
Here's KWOW's Happy Birthday in Korean.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiC6gRTSCD8
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canxi
April 13, 2013 at 9:07 PM
This is great and so helpful! LOL, thank you John!
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Tulipsaki
April 12, 2013 at 3:45 PM
Happy Birthday, Kiddo! And I can say that because, well, I'm in ahjumma territory.
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alua
April 12, 2013 at 3:52 PM
Happy happy birthday!
(((((virtual birthday cake your way, flavour of your choice of course)))))
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LT
April 12, 2013 at 3:56 PM
Canxi,
생일축하합니다.
Saeng il chu ka ham ni da
From Australia
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korazylady
April 12, 2013 at 8:14 PM
Happy Birthday, canxi! 22! Wow! Hope it's a great year for you
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canxi
April 13, 2013 at 9:08 PM
Thank you again, everyone ^^ It's nice to get well wishes from friends and from DBeanies!
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54 anna
April 12, 2013 at 2:05 PM
I really need to know is anyone recapping TEN 2 this Sunday?! Please you guys. I NEED IT!
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55 AnotherFan
April 12, 2013 at 2:34 PM
My first time posting on OT..
I am in L.A. so didn't get to go to the meetup last night in N.Y. but I was closely following the announcements and other posts about it. I was so excited this morning thinking that I would get to read a whole bunch about the event but surprisingly (and a little to my disappointment honestly) that there's very little updates/posts/pictures etc. . I gather it was a fun event from some of the posts in OT but was hoping for much more from DB and the folks who were there - as you know, this is sorta the debut event for DB.
Oh well...
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Julia the Berkshire Beanie
April 12, 2013 at 4:52 PM
Speaking for myself, I just got back home and will need to grab some food and unpack before I can think about finding my cable to upload the pictures. I didn't take a lot, too wrapped up in chatting with people. I think Javabeans, Girlfriday, HeadsNo2, and Gummimochi were like the bride at a wedding ... seeing spots from all the folks taking pictures of them. Someone will post pictures this week I am sure.
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56 Waiting
April 12, 2013 at 2:54 PM
Question...are there no dramas that air on Fridays?
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57 izocha
April 12, 2013 at 3:55 PM
Happy OT, Beaners, what a Friday . . . I'm going to read everyone's dishing and attempt to join in the fun. I hope everyone had/has a stupendous week. Myself a whiskey and lemon tea and bed sound fabulous.
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58 sebsob
April 12, 2013 at 4:06 PM
So I'm just going to put this out there...
Hey Wanda, How you doin'?
http://mygifoflife.tumblr.com/post/46777277310
I haven't seen you around lately and was wondering how you were, most likely studying hard. Anyway just wanted send some warm greetings out to you. : )
So watched any interesting Kdramas lately?
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59 Julia the Berkshire Beanie
April 12, 2013 at 4:45 PM
안녕하세요 An nyoung ha se yo
To all the people at the DB Meetup
만나서 mannaseo 반갑습니다 pangapsuemnida
I had a great time on my trip to NYC. First time eating in a real Korean restaurant, visiting Korea town, and meeting other KDrama Fans. Javabeans, Girlfriday, HeadsNo2, and GummiMochi, I will email a picture of the 4 of you from the event.
Have a great Friday.
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Julia the Berkshire Beanie
April 12, 2013 at 8:01 PM
A few pictures from my trip to NYC DB Meetup here. Just add the http in front
jreidy.tripod.com/db/
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merry
April 12, 2013 at 10:20 PM
Thanks Julia. Just saw your photos. O wow, our DB crew sure look awesome. Thank you ladies. Is it JoAnne i espied out in one photo? Just trying to read through nametags. Was Jomo lurking near any of those photos? So lovely to see you all. I realised i may be around your age group in most of those photos. A real mix of crowd; what a wonderful DB world.
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Julia the Berkshire Beanie
April 12, 2013 at 11:20 PM
Yes, JoAnne is in the picture with the black top and print scarf. Jomo is wearing glasses in the picture with javabeans, girlfriday, headsno2, and gummimochi. Emily is with her son Stephen.
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Gennizhu
April 12, 2013 at 10:55 PM
Thank you for sharing, Julia! I'm glad you enjoyed your trip to NYC. I still have fond, if fuzzy, memories of my first visit there - eating in a Korean restaurant, drinking soju, kimchi pancakes, drinking soju, bibimbap, all the interesting side dishes, did I mention drinking soju? It was unlike any alcohol I had tasted before. Granted, I was only 20 at the time (this was many, many years ago).
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Mama J
April 13, 2013 at 11:39 AM
We had such a good dinner - it's not my first time having Korean or even having it in NYC, but it was my first time at that restaurant, and I thought it was quite tasty: We all had bibimbap (2 beef, 1 chicken) with galbi and kimchi pancake to share, plus bean sprout soup. Banchan was kimchi, sauteed beansprouts, and those yummy cucumber pickles with gochugara that I love. And LOTS of soju.
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Raine
April 13, 2013 at 8:23 AM
Thanks Julia! Makes me feel like I was there. I LOVE mingling with k-drama peeps and with Kim Sam-soon it looks danged pitch-poifect!
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Mama J
April 13, 2013 at 11:39 AM
I saw more of Kim San Soon than I ever had before. Lizard face was lizardly but Daniel Henney was delicious as always.
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AnotherFan
April 13, 2013 at 3:07 PM
Oh thank you so much for the pictures! I only saw Jomo's pictures from Twitter earlier.
And I swear I have an exact same jean jacket JB is wearing! :-)
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60 I_cant_stand_therain
April 12, 2013 at 5:42 PM
I am not currently watching any dramas. I think I will wait a few more weeks before starting Gu Family and Jang ok Jung.
I did watch the Rich Man, Poor Woman special and, for me, it was perfect. I have been wary of starting any new dramas so it was nice to have the chance to watch something I was already familiar with.
Currently Watching:
Running man- guaranteed for a good time
Orphan Black (BBC America)- it just started but I like it so far.
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a_diva
April 12, 2013 at 6:04 PM
u should really give NINE a try if you're not currently watching any dramas. it's quite good! i enjoyed the first couple of episodes of gu family book as well . . . i was totally on the fence about what to watch. too many choices on mon-tue & i really was interested in all the dramas in that line up. but gu family book was solid so i'm sure you'll like it when you get around to watching it.
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61 merry
April 12, 2013 at 6:26 PM
please please open up a thread of the meet up. Would love to hear about it and see some photos. To all those who were there and posted today, you sound like you all had a good time. We cannot capture how it was for you, but being creative writers that you are, please please lots of photos like you were doing a recap. great weekend and week ahead to all! cheers,
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its_trish
April 12, 2013 at 7:03 PM
I second this!
I am located nowhere near NY so I had to miss out :(
On another note, TGIF! Off work and even though it is miserable outside, I am sitting cozy with my doctored hot chocolate.
Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend or start to the weekend!
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62 owl
April 12, 2013 at 7:27 PM
^^wah!!^^ the last Siakou no Rikon eng subbed episode was March 23. I checked at 8:23 pm MST time on Friday April 12 just in case ep 8 was up - but no. I'm getting shaky - serious withdrawals here, need my fix on how the two non-couples are doing \/
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63 john
April 13, 2013 at 12:59 AM
owl ~
I know. I check every day. Well. I'm sure it will be worth the wait.
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64 Do-ra-ma
April 13, 2013 at 1:30 AM
Way late, but here I kept seeing xxxHOLiC being mentioned and thinking, "Hm, a lot of these people are watching the anime it seems."
...WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME THERE WAS A DRAMA AIRING RIGHT NOW? I love xxxHOLiC!
Now I know what I'm going to be doing this weekend.
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65 Leela
April 13, 2013 at 2:59 AM
Hi all,
This is just a general question about K-dramas from a fairly recent entrant to this strange, wonderful and very addicting world.
There are some things that I just do not understand and the one that I really really have not understood is the whole "oh you're an orphan! How sad! But you can't possibly be good enough for my son!" All the ajummas and the catty second leads are at their best over the fact the heroine is an orphan. The strongest examples that come to mind are "secret garden" and recently "My Daughter Seo Young". Is that just dramatics that some dramas indulge in ?
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Mystisith
April 13, 2013 at 3:35 AM
The answer to your question could be summarized in 2 words: Filial piety. Also, neo-confucianism.
http://blog.korea.net/?p=9392
http://www.womeninworldhistory.com/lesson3.html
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66 Julia the Berkshire Beanie
April 13, 2013 at 7:54 AM
This has puzzled me too!
I've only been watching KDramas for a year, and until 2 days ago had never even met a Korean, so any theories I have a pure guess work. That however is part of why I love watching KDramas ... to try to understand cultural differences (at least as displayed in dramas).
From what I understand, family means a lot more to Koreans than it does to me. It is not only the love children have for their parents, but a means for society position and job advancement. Their respect for ancestors includes ceremonies on death anniversaries. In Confusianism, the shame/crime of one family member could extend to punishment of a whole family. Marriage is not only about two people loving each other, but the joining of two families with the social obligations and wealth that might bring.
Therefore, someone who is an orphan and can bring no family standing and advantages would be a poor match for a spouse.
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bambledd
April 13, 2013 at 11:50 AM
I'm Korean and I still learn things about my culture from the dramas! Haha ( I thought my parents were the only ones who stuffed their faces when eating lettuce wraps. Lol)
Typically, parents want their children to marry someone of the same social status (higher is welcomed, of course). But today that may not be a priority to many.
I'm still surprised at how adult children dutifully follow their parents' wishes when I watch the dramas. I'm talking adults in their 30's and 40's. It's all interesting to see.
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67 lorac
April 13, 2013 at 10:43 AM
“Wrong episode???? The recap says that they only show up once in episode 20… that’s when they are in the house.
Are you trying an unusual form of torture?”
The scene is not in the Dramafever file, they cut it out, that is why I can't fix the srt for the HANrel file using DF subtitles. It is episode 20, and the times I referenced above are correct, but you would need a KOR or HANrel file to translate.
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68 Leela
April 13, 2013 at 8:26 PM
Hi Julia the Berkshire Beanie (I love the name) and bambledd, what you said makes a lot of sense, but when watching one of those scenes (usually a very serious scene where someone is being nasty about the "orphan" status) mostly I am left wondering "who does that!" though a perspective certainly helps. I totally understand what you mean about learning new things about your culture bambledd - I am Indian and here if you put on any regional soap you will usually see the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law engaged in a hair pulling contest. And the other day I actually saw the stall owners get into it at the fish market! So apparently that does happen sometimes! :)
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69 misz_di
April 15, 2013 at 6:38 AM
Just wanna share this...
I was shocked.... KANG JI HWAN!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nokmDwQ-41g
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owl
April 15, 2013 at 11:36 AM
wow *swallows* wow *inhales sharply*
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