Celebrate the holiday season with these brand new K-dramas that can be enjoyed by the family. From Uhm Jung Hwa's rom-com drama "Doctor Cha" to IU's fantasy melodrama "Hotel del Luna," the holidays will surely be more exciting and memorable. Read on to know more.

'Doctor Cha'

Uhm Jung Hwa's hit drama "Doctor Cha" is the first one in the list as it boasts its jam-packed elements of love, friendship, family and dreams.

The drama depicts the journey of a housewife who leaves her run-of-the-mill life to pursue her residency as a family doctor after 20 long years.

Apart from its importance on family, "Doctor Cha" also empowers women by showcasing how a strong doctor overcomes the realistic struggles of womanhood and motherhood.

Catch the series on Netflix now and enjoy Uhm Jung Hwa's story as Doctor Cha.

'The Good Bad Mother'

Another family drama that made thousands of viewers weep in love and nostalgia is Ra Mi Ran, Lee Do Hyun and Ahn Eun Jin's "The Good Bad Mother."

The work depicts a mother's undying love as her only son becomes child-like again after an unexpected incident.

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It tugged the hearts of viewers with its beautiful depiction of familial love, grief and remorse. The series is definitely a must-watch this holiday so check it out on Netflix now.

'Our Blues'

A warm and lovely story reminiscent of the summertime can be enjoyed this holiday as Shin Min Ah, Lee Jung Eun and more deliver a healing series "Our Blues."

It's an omnibus work that follows the lives of Jeju folks as they go through personal struggles, failures and successes as individuals, lovers and family.

The series also touches sensitive themes such as depression, teenage pregnancy, abortion and more, which tugs the heartstrings of every viewer. It's available on Netflix so check it out.

'Hotel del Luna'

An old but gold series, IU's fantasy romance series "Hotel del Luna" shouldn't be missed this holiday.

Besides its awe-inspiring graphics and camera effects, the show also delivers moving stories in each episode as it depicts a hotel where the deceased checks in to communicate with the living.

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It bridges the dead and their loved ones before it enters the afterlife, which is certainly a tearjerker. In addition, it's also a full-package work filled with romance, comedy and more.

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Written by Elijah Mully.