Once Again and Five Enough both explore non-nuclear family structures, heartbreak and difficult family relationships after divorce endearingly. Five Enough was probably a bit more realistic (laying out the difficulties of being in a single-parent household, particularly in regards to raising children and catering to in-laws at the same time). Once Again is slightly more comedic and focuses on personal development in heavy circumstances like divorce instead.
If you like sentimental, touching moments as well as light-hearted, family-appropriate humour, you will love these two.
If you like sentimental, touching moments as well as light-hearted, family-appropriate humour, you will love these two.
I love the fun and interesting relationships between the in-laws in Five Children and the Potential in-laws in Wonderful Days. Both are Family dramas. Both follow the adorable and sometimes funny budding romances of the other family members. Both portray single parents and how they and their children deal with meeting their new love interest.
The leading lady is also in this in a supportingrole. .
Lee Sang Tae, a widower for five years, lives with his two children and supportive parents-in-law. He works as a marketing team leader at a fashion brand, never expecting to fall in love again. Ahn Mi Jeong, an assistant manager at the same company, has been raising her three children alone since her husband left her for an affair. She lies to her children, telling them their father moved to America. As Lee and Ahn begin to find love again, their journey is complicated by the challenges of blending their families.
Lee Sang Tae, a widower for five years, lives with his two children and supportive parents-in-law. He works as a marketing team leader at a fashion brand, never expecting to fall in love again. Ahn Mi Jeong, an assistant manager at the same company, has been raising her three children alone since her husband left her for an affair. She lies to her children, telling them their father moved to America. As Lee and Ahn begin to find love again, their journey is complicated by the challenges of blending their families.
Family drama with lots of ups and downs. Remarriage is theme in both drama though handled in a very different way. Where Five Enough focuses on creating a new family, Life is Beautiful is the result of it. Of course there is romantic plot in both and they both deal with past trauma issues and family dynamics.
An excellent. award winning, long drama that doesn't seem like it's 50 episodes. It about family, of course and all the things the father has to do to make sure his adult children live well. This drama was entertaining and filled with good and bad times as the drama progresses. If you want to watch a good drama, then 'What Happens to My Family?' should definitely be on your drama list.
Lee Sang Tae, a widower for five years, lives with his two children and supportive parents-in-law. He works as a marketing team leader at a fashion brand, never expecting to fall in love again. Ahn Mi Jeong, an assistant manager at the same company, has been raising her three children alone since her husband left her for an affair. She lies to her children, telling them their father moved to America. As Lee and Ahn begin to find love again, their journey is complicated by the challenges of blending their families.
