Haha i fully understand. I had to watch other dramas after LYF2. Before starting this one. Take you time. I can…
Aw nice yeah I definitely want to watch it. The crazy high douban rating, Wang Churan's gorgeous visuals, and Zhang Wanyi's acting have really made me excited for this drama. I just need a break after LYF lmao
Sweet little romcoms like My Mister, Signal, Life, Circle, and Stranger, you mean? I have quite a few more I could…
You had the energy to reply to me twice in a row but not actually respond to any of the points I made. I used two curse words across both of my responses and that apparently means I'm cussing you out lmao
Sweet little romcoms like My Mister, Signal, Life, Circle, and Stranger, you mean? I have quite a few more I could…
Literally never said korea doesn't have its own culture or history. I also never said it isn't different from the west. But keep being a little weirdo trying to white knight for a culture that you're not a part of. You're literally not korean and have only been watching dramas for a few years, but yes please keep trying to educate everyone here.
Queen Woo is a korean show made by korean people about korean history. Why are you, a non-korean, so obsessed with trying to dictate what is "korean" or not?
And your logic is unbelievably flimsy. Why are there so many dramas that don't include sex at all? Idk why are there a ton of american shows that don't include sex? And why are there so many korean movies that include sex and violence? It's not that their culture has "grown secular by the day," because their movies have always included this kind of material. If not for censorship, there would be way more dramas with sex/violence. Of course there would be plenty of dramas that still don't have that kind of content. Because there are different demographics that need to be catered to and yes, korea is a more conservative country. But them being more conservative does not mean that a show like Queen Woo is not in line with their "values". Just because korea has a society that is more conforming doesn't mean they aren't individuals who can decide what kind of art they want to produce. And who tf are you and these other people commenting to tell them what they should and shouldnt be making or tell them that this is them trying to be western.
Sweet little romcoms like My Mister, Signal, Life, Circle, and Stranger, you mean? I have quite a few more I could…
I'm not acting like those are the only dramas that exist. I was being extreme to get my point across, which I thought was clear but apparently not. So here it is, even if it's not a romcom, dramas are still toned down because of how television works in korea. They are not allowed to be graphic, that's why you'll even see knives or cigarettes blurred out.
You asked me not to attack you, and I don't think this is an attack. But your comment was honestly so unnecessary. Like no shit romcoms aren't the only dramas that exist. But they're all censored and it's not because of some kind of "asian morals" like so many comments have been trying to declare.
Dumbass whataboutism helps nothing. It is the south korean government that is at fault here in this instance.…
I'm not sorry about what I actually said, I guess I'm just apologetic about how I went about it. When english isn't their first language it makes it more complicated
I wish the styling was different for the ML, he looks nearly identical to how he looked as Cang Xuan so it's hard for me to separate him from that character. I was able to watch him in I Know I Love You, I think because he looked so different in modern style. I'm going to have to put this one on the back burner for a while. I just finished S2 of Lost You Forever a few weeks ago and I'm still fucked up about it ðŸ˜.
So this is obviously trash and toxic and abusive BUT...it's also kind of fun and sexy. It's fiction, we all know this is inexcusable behavior irl. But sometimes a dark twisty goofy dog blood drama does the trick.
She really is so hot and has a different look to her than most chinese actresses. She was my favorite female character in Go Ahead by far. I'm glad to see that she has roles in some major dramas coming up soon. Even if she's just supporting, that's how you get your foot in the door. And she's great, I'm excited to see more of her.
Its fkn irritating , im a straight guy from South India, Bangalore. The reason i watch Kdrama is cz its not explicit,…
You've apparently never seen a korean movie. They're not trying to be white you racist asshole. Their films have always had content like this. Dramas are only family friendly because of strict television regulations. You trying to dictate what's "Asian" or not is ridiculous. Are their movies that they've been making for decades all of a sudden not "asian?"
It's so funny to see people trying to say that this is korea "trying to be american" just because there are explicit scenes and violence. Have you guys never seen a korean movie?? The only reason their dramas are so tame is because they have strict regulations for television. When it comes to their movies, they are just as explicit and violent as any american one you've seen. This is all so stupid and shows how little people actually know about the korean entertainment industry outside of the sweet little romcom bubble they've kept themselves in.
Queen Woo is a korean show made by korean people about korean history. Why are you, a non-korean, so obsessed with trying to dictate what is "korean" or not?
And your logic is unbelievably flimsy. Why are there so many dramas that don't include sex at all? Idk why are there a ton of american shows that don't include sex? And why are there so many korean movies that include sex and violence? It's not that their culture has "grown secular by the day," because their movies have always included this kind of material. If not for censorship, there would be way more dramas with sex/violence. Of course there would be plenty of dramas that still don't have that kind of content. Because there are different demographics that need to be catered to and yes, korea is a more conservative country. But them being more conservative does not mean that a show like Queen Woo is not in line with their "values". Just because korea has a society that is more conforming doesn't mean they aren't individuals who can decide what kind of art they want to produce. And who tf are you and these other people commenting to tell them what they should and shouldnt be making or tell them that this is them trying to be western.
You asked me not to attack you, and I don't think this is an attack. But your comment was honestly so unnecessary. Like no shit romcoms aren't the only dramas that exist. But they're all censored and it's not because of some kind of "asian morals" like so many comments have been trying to declare.