K-dramas With Remarkable Life Lessons: ‘Move to Heaven,’ ‘Navillera,’ More
There's no denying that besides the heart-fluttering romances and feel-good scenes, K-dramas bring out valuable life lessons that boost viewers' positive well-being. Whether it's a reflection of oneself, facing fears, or living without regrets, these K-dramas surely made an impact in every viewer's heart. Keep on reading for the whole list!
'Move to Heaven'
One of the underrated K-dramas of 2022 is Netflix's "Move to Heaven," starring Lee Je Hoon and Tang Jun Sang.
It follows the story of a 20-year-old living with an autism spectrum disorder. After his father passed away, he decided to continue their family business called Move to Heaven, which specializes in cleaning up the belongings of the dead and delivering them to the bereaved family.
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To continue the business, he has to be taken care of under the guidance of his uncle, who used to be an underground fighter.
Little did they know that they will teach each other lessons and learn more about life and death
'Navillera'
One of the tear-jerker K-dramas of Song Kang is "Navillera." It depicts the story of friendship between a 23-year-old pro ballet dancer and his newfound friend, the 70-year-old retired postman who wants to live his dream of becoming a ballerino before he dies.
The unique chemistry of Song Kang and veteran actor Park In Hwan definitely made viewers cry buckets. It highlights the value of family and living life with no regrets.
'When the Camellia Blooms'
Starring Gong Hyo Jin and Kang Ha Neul, it follows a story of a single mother who decides to live in a small town called Ongsan, where she meets the local police officer.
Being a single mom, who owns a bar restaurant, Camellia, and living in a new town was quite a struggle for Dong Baek as she became the center of gossip in Ongsan.
Despite the rumors, police officer Hwang Yong Shik fell head over heels for her.
It is a story that illustrates love from the right person who will do everything to keep Dong Baek safe. Moreover, it also teaches viewers that family is not always bound by blood and may sometimes be found in the most unexpected, uncomfortable people who make a person grow.
'Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha'
One of the most hyped K-dramas of 2021 is the healing series "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha," with lead stars Shin Min Ah and Kim Seon Ho.
Besides the stunning location and feel-good moments, the 16-part episode series taught viewers a ton of life lessons starting with surrounding yourself with good people. Life Chief Hong lost his parents but found a new family through his neighbors in Gongjin.
'Prison Playbook'
Park Hae Soo's K-drama "Prison Playbook" gave viewers mixed emotions with heartfelt scenes and, at the same time, hilarious moments, especially with Kim Je Hyuk's cellmates.
Despite their backgrounds and reason for committing crimes, they became a family that protects each other inside the prison.
Moreover, they show their affection by giving life advice and empathizing with each other during their challenging moments.
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Written by Geca Wills
