Anyeonghasaeyo everybodyyy - this is me on days when I had too much coffee (which is clearly today). In this modern life, it's hard for me to go on a day with a cuppa. Speaking of coffee, I thought this drink would be essential especially for the roles of the characters that I am about to share with you - doctors who works tirelessly and always busy saving people. Anyone else dreamed of being a doctor when you're younger? While I'm not sure why the English title of this drama is called Hospital Playlist but the korean title actually translates to 슬기로운 의사생활 (pronounced as Seulgiroun Euisasaenghal) that I would rephrase it as The Lives of Wise Doctors (or commonly known as Wise Doctor Life). Rating : 8.7 (never knew medical drama and doctors singing in a band would be my cup of tea) Genre : Medical drama Synopsis From the creators of Reply 1997, Reply 1994 and Reply 1988, this drama talks about the lives of doctors and n...
Can you believe that we're already halfway through the year 2020? I suppose the 'new decade, new me' didn't turn out as what we expected isn't it? Well that's kinda how life is - the unexpected roller coaster ride where you are strapped on without knowing when is the next 'high' or 'low'. It's okay, don't beat yourself up. What matters more is to keep in mind that we will make it through this. At the same time, I've just realized something as we enter the third month of writing. All this while I've been talking about Korean dramas yet I didn't mention anything about their amazingly curated soundtracks or OST that comes with each drama. These beautiful music not only pleases the ears but it also helps in stirring up the emotions at just the perfect timing. The classic one is the cue when the main leads first met or walked past each other in slow-mo effect. You just can't hate such moments like this in the K-drama world. A...
Presenting the doodle I did and I actually like how it ended up IG: thesaraajung Decided to put a little twist to my usual K-drama reviews and this time I will just focus on the lessons I've took away at the end of the 16 episodes. A little late to the hype on this drama because I wanted to take more time to edit them, to put more care into the words. Before we dive straight to the lessons, here's a synopsis along with my afterthoughts. The story revolves around Cha Yu-Ri (played by Kim Tae-Hee) who remained a ghost 5 years after her tragic death. Then one day in winter, she was given a project where she could have her second chance at life if she succeeds is returning to her place within 49 days. However, her husband is now remarried. Image credits to tvN. Saraa's Afterthoughts I haven't cried so bad while watching a K-drama in a long while. This is exactly what I would call a good drama where the storyline presented tugs at your heartstrings and mak...
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