A Tale of Thousand Stars: there is a flower in a pot standing in or near the kitchen in Tian's house Society Obsessed with Love: FL is putting a flower in a pot on a sideboard
A Tale of Thousand Stars: There's a painting/photoprint of a rose hanging on the hospital room wall Society Obsessed with Love: a framed drawing of flowers is leaning on the wall
Chef ML:https://kisskh.at/221-my-lovely-sam-soonhttps://kisskh.at/80001-link
You're welcome. ^.^ Yes, the first one is a BL. If you're interested in BL, I can recommend it. I watched "Not Me" with the same main leads and they have great chemistry and Gun is a really talented actor. :)
Hmmm that does sound like a book worm to me tho! 🫡😊❤️ I think it depends on the library perhaps where…
Well, loving books surely is one of the reasons why librarians choose this job, but the daily work is definitely more than just that. 😉 I also work in small town libraries but they are all similar to what I mentioned above, so I think it's more of a country or regional aspect. The "out of date" type you mention is probably the cliché, but a lot of libraries evolved by now at least here in Germany. I don't feel offended, I just wanted to mention it. 💟
Very interesting and unique article! 👍 As a librarian I just need to set one thing right. haha We are not book worms who hide between the shelves. 😂 Yes, we do catalogue books but a library today (at least where I live) is a spot that goes far beyond books. We offer all time of multimedia, computers with wi-fi for students to work at and most important reading promotion by working closely with schools. We organize readings with book authors and all kind of events for children. And we have a lot of work that includes the visitors of libraries, recommending books, research, helping with all sort of questions and ebook technology consultation. So it's better not to be too introvert. 😉 On a side note: I love that you included Engineers because I would've missed that. 😄
I can't read Korean and my research was not really successful. A lot of the words that have flower meanings are not used as names it seems. So before I take a wild guess I decided not to mention them here, unless I know a character that is named exactly like that flower. As for jindal, I did not come across this translation and I'm not part of the MDL Watch Challenge staff, just a regular user who participates in the challenge and tries to help out with stuff I found doing my researches. :) I suggest you ask in the MDL Watch Challenge FAQ thread: https://kisskh.at/discussions/forum-games/122183-mdl-s-2024-challenge-faq?r=notif&_nid=164265873&page=1
The comments on the lists are not monitored I think, the thread is, so you'll get your answer there. :)
Tian has a heart transplant and while he hikes up to a mountain he's getting lost in the forest and sick with fever. Kampung who's going with him tells his teacher Tian about wild ginger and that it cures every disease. Later the boy sneaks away to collect some for Tian.
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Thank you! ^.^
Society Obsessed with Love: FL is putting a flower in a pot on a sideboard
A Tale of Thousand Stars: flowers on Torfun's funeral and grave
Society Obsessed with Love: a framed drawing of flowers is leaning on the wall
Yes, the first one is a BL. If you're interested in BL, I can recommend it. I watched "Not Me" with the same main leads and they have great chemistry and Gun is a really talented actor. :)
I certainly would look for a door to Narnia or other worlds. 💕
I also work in small town libraries but they are all similar to what I mentioned above, so I think it's more of a country or regional aspect.
The "out of date" type you mention is probably the cliché, but a lot of libraries evolved by now at least here in Germany.
I don't feel offended, I just wanted to mention it. 💟
- Cooking Crush (also has an uncut version) (https://kisskh.at/743913-cooking-crush)
- Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san (https://kisskh.at/718203-kiyo-in-kyoto)
- One Day Off (https://kisskh.at/738123-park-ha-kyung-travel-diary)
- Nagatan to Aoto: Ichika no Ryourijou (https://kisskh.at/743583-nagatan-to-aoto-ichika-no-ryourijou)
- Sweet Sensory (https://kisskh.at/749527-sweet-sensory)
- The Baking Challenge (https://kisskh.at/63987-the-road-of-dimsum)
As a librarian I just need to set one thing right. haha
We are not book worms who hide between the shelves. 😂 Yes, we do catalogue books but a library today (at least where I live) is a spot that goes far beyond books. We offer all time of multimedia, computers with wi-fi for students to work at and most important reading promotion by working closely with schools. We organize readings with book authors and all kind of events for children.
And we have a lot of work that includes the visitors of libraries, recommending books, research, helping with all sort of questions and ebook technology consultation. So it's better not to be too introvert. 😉
On a side note: I love that you included Engineers because I would've missed that. 😄
As for jindal, I did not come across this translation and I'm not part of the MDL Watch Challenge staff, just a regular user who participates in the challenge and tries to help out with stuff I found doing my researches. :)
I suggest you ask in the MDL Watch Challenge FAQ thread: https://kisskh.at/discussions/forum-games/122183-mdl-s-2024-challenge-faq?r=notif&_nid=164265873&page=1
The comments on the lists are not monitored I think, the thread is, so you'll get your answer there. :)