‘When Life Gives You Tangerin

Park Bo-Gum and IU still gives you tastery. Photo Credit: Netflix

At one time, a ke-drama comes to remind you of the magic of fiction, and you have its ability to invest, many (multiple) tears, and participate in a family happiness and a set of characters that stays beyond the runtime of the sixteen episodes with you. When life gives you tangerinNetflix’s latest slices-off-life drama, its story inspired by women. Women who dream big dreams, women who want to remove poverty and a patriarchal society, women who break generational cycles, and most importantly are women who are their mother’s daughters.

In a hurry When life…The AE-Surya (IU) has always said what is said by her mother (YOM high-ran) that it is better to have a cow in compared to a woman. A bright student and a aspiring poet who sets up his place in college, neither is born at that time nor the most kind in the environment around him. The world of AE-Sun is where girls from poor families cannot be a class president despite winning majority votes. At home, she is made to do homework and rarely becomes good fish; Staying with his uncle’s family means that everything goes to his cousin, house boy. Most of the determination of Ae-Sun comes from her mother, A Heinio Or a female deep sea divers that harvest seafood. After continuously risking her life, she wants her daughter to be well educated, adopt a different path, and get herself rid of the poverty in which they live.

In all this turmoil, a solid and stable appearance in his life is Gwan-Sik (Park Bow-Gum), a steelhart that remains a loyal shadow of A-s Sun. It is a constant subject of amazement and ridicule in the same measurement between the community in the small coastal city, when they live. When the two eventually allops and marry, many people are not surprised, even though it all comes in view of a lot of drama.

Park is the old versions of-ri and moon so-ri-gan-chi and AE-Surya play the old versions

Through the show, we follow the life of AE-Surya and Gawan-Sikes, which come and go against South Korea, which is fast-developed, the economy fights a financial crisis, game victory, new music, movies, and more. The show is beautifully shot through the season, which is in turn between Jeju’s yellow canola flowers and blue seas and the city of cold and dip. The couple plays the old AE-Sun and Gawan-Sik through a personal crisis one after the other, the couple (Moon So-Ri and Park is the best) because they want the best for their children, Geum-Meong (also played by IU) and Im-Mouong (Kang You-Seak). As the Guum-Meing, through an economic recession, finds the first heart break and later love, she struggles with the weight of her parents’s belief and belief, as her high-recipient as the first-born daughter.

This family is very deep and heartbreaking in everyday life of the family. As a woman’s helplessness, who leaves her dreams due to her circumstances, smiles on her wife’s own wife, when she dances in joy after buying a new fishing boat, and grief when the couple loses a child and decides to take themselves in record time because they do not want their other children to bear their taste. In a scene, which is sure to feel very familiar to all, there is no time for AE-Surya and Gan-Sik waste, when she pays a stunning trip, plying an insult and heart-breaking juming with food. The pair is immediately happy with their appearance that Gum-Meong cannot help, but wonder how silent and lonely the house was a few minutes before it came.

The story switchs between the past and the present of AE-Sun and is a clever option, given that writing faces its women and all-equal social social challenges. Author Lim Song-Choon, who wrote earlier When camalia blooms It is right here. We tell AE-Suraj with passion to Gawan-Sike that he does not want his daughter to set a table, but to flip her, and years later, when Ae-Suraj Gum-Meong quietly takes out of food for her lover’s mother, she intervens. The women here are determined to break the everyday microgation in this way, and ensure that generational cycles are not repeated. The writing is fine, layered and entertaining-usually not a word associated with a slice-off-life show, but it is a rare drama that keeps you bent. There are no villains, only many turns and turns of life.

In IU still when life gives you tanger

The show has a dress artist who is so good that it seems like a great injustice to make a performance sing as luxurious. The IU is stellar in two roles, as fierce young AE-sun-sun and more calm, weak daughter Guum-Oung and Park B-Gum, the best gan-si twist in her career. Playing its old versions, the moon is so-ri and park. Ensure that these characters are never a noted and are defined only by their sorrow and suffering. Your heart may break repeatedly for them, but shines through their theft throat, warm words of affirmation, and unwavering beliefs in each other despite their circumstances.

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What is “ifs” there When life… Wants to sit with his audience; Much more during the show and after its end. If he had become an athlete, how different would the life of Gawan-Sik have been? Has AE-Sun won the college? When life…One of those rare shows is a lot with you after finishing. There is a lot that is forcing this bittersweet, deep life, where the climb is less, and Vijay brings so much happiness. Look with tissues for tears; Both happy and sad. This can be one of the best ke-drama ever.

When life gives you tangerins, streaming is happening on Netflix