#biochemistryfamilydinner slash appreciation night We are reaching the end of one lively yet adventurous chapter of my life book. It wasn't an easy chapter and it's hard to believe that now we have reached the end. It's so hard to satisfy us human beings, don't you think? In the beginning , we dreaded each day hoping that the semester would end faster because we just couldn't wait to head home to our loved ones. Our family and friends. Towards the second year , we started getting along with each other. Slowly getting to know each other. Starting to notice things like what they like to eat. What they don't like to eat. What colours do they like? What kind of person would be their cup of tea? Some would prefer teh tarik instead being typical Malaysians. One thing is for sure, there will always be second round after dinner and it's usually ice cream at McD. Moving on to third year , we were b...
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...
To summarize this K-drama in 10 words or less, it'll be - Captivating narrative, top class cinematography, and best line-up of soundtrack . A highly recommended drama for those who are into traditional drama back in the Joseon era. This is the least that you can expect from the writer Kim Eun-Sook and director Lee Eung-Bok's third collaboration together as of 2018. Their previous works were 2016's all hit drama - Descendants of the Sun and Goblin. While keeping in mind that this is entirely fictional, it is still a good series to watch regardless of whether you are well versed in the Korean culture or history where Korea gained independence in 1945 after being under Japanese rule fr 35 years. This series could be a chance to educate people of the history that they weren't aware of or forgotten about. For those who aren't familiar, just take it as a drama that focuses on the relationship and sacrifices made namely by the Rightous Army and many others who were willi...
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