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May 05, 2021 02:36 AM EDT Aside from breathtaking love stories and surprising thriller series, Korean dramas are also known for capturing great friendships between opposite and same-gendered people. Over the past few years, there were a handful of evening dramas that represent unlikely yet heartwarming connections despite age and gender. With that being said, here are the three K-dramas that depict inspiring friendships that transcend through time. Navillera (Photo : Mydramalist.com) First on the list is Navillera who recently wrapped up the season with a positive response from the viewers. The tvN drama stars Song Kang and Park In Hwan, who both portrayed ballet dancers, shared a different outlook on life. ....
Kim Seon Ho on Achieving his Big Break Kim Seon Ho emerged in the entertainment industry with his breakthrough performance in the popular Korean drama Start-Up alongside Bae Suzy, Nam Joo Hyuk, and Kang Han Na. He plays CEO Han Ji Pyung, a.k.a Good Boy who was caught up in the budding romance of Seo Dal Mi and Nam Do San. Despite being the second lead, the 34-year-old star captivated the hearts of fans with his astounding acting. During his chat with the Elle Singapore team, he revealed that he was overwhelmed and moved by the massive support from his fans, adding that he is looking forward to meeting his supporters. ....
While Americanos aren t a Korean original, one thing is for sure: to drink an iced Americano is a big part of South Korean coffee culture. It is primarily due to the fact the iced Americano is very straightforward, with no milk, and thus, easier on the pocket. Americanos reportedly have the highest ordering rate among all drinks in South Korean cafés, so it isn t surprising to see our favourite South Korean actors and actresses gulp a cup or two on screen. The most recent sighting of this caffeine boost is in Vincenzo, where Vincenzo Cassano (Song Joong-ki), a South Korean who grew up in Italy, orders an espresso, as is typical of Italians. He is in the company of Hong Cha-young (Jeon Yeo-been), a South Korean lawyer who can t last a day without iced coffee. The scene portrays how two different cultures enjoy different versions of the world s best-loved drink in its purest form. ....
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