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Starring: Kim Woo-bin, Wen Zhouwan, Park Hyo-joo, Yoo Seung-ho, Ahn Ne-shang, Yi-woo, Ha Jae-sook, In Rye, Kim Bu-seon

Although the Korean film industry struggled in 2007, the TV drama sector achieved remarkable results. In 2007, Korean dramas underwent many significant changes, such as historical costume dramas making a stunning debut with a new look, professional theme dramas still being very popular, and the images of Korean drama protagonists becoming richer and fuller. However, this year's Korean dramas also encountered some issues, such as poorly designed plots that start strong but end weakly, dramas labeled as "professional theme dramas" falling back into the cliches of romance dramas, among which the most prominent issue was related to public opinion guidance. For instance, the number of themes involving extramarital affairs and other inappropriate romances has increased, and high-interest loan companies, heavily criticized by society, were portrayed positively on screen.

◆ Feature 1. Completely renewed historical dramas

In 2007, historical costume dramas made a stunning comeback with various different themes and types, leaving audiences dazzled. Historical dramas like "Seoul Farewell," "Kyoto Scandal," "Special Inspector," "Lee San," and "The King and I" moved the audience with their lively and tightly woven plots.

◆ Feature 2. Rapid development of professional theme dramas and episodic dramas

Although modern costume dramas were clearly less popular than historical dramas this year, they showed progressive trends. Professional theme dramas based on specific professions have become increasingly mature, with medical-themed dramas like "White Tower," "Surgeon Bong Dal-hee," and "NEW HEART" igniting the screens and frequently achieving high ratings. Additionally, dramas featuring specific professional groups such as "Dog and Wolf's Time," "Empty City," "Lobbyist," and "Auction House" also received considerable attention.

Cable channel TVN's "Wild Girl Yeon Ae" gained immense popularity this year and set an example for the future development of episodic Korean dramas.

◆ Feature 3. Realistic and full-bodied protagonists

In 2007, the protagonists of Korean dramas were no longer perfect; instead, they became more real and closer to life. They might be bad people but with kind hearts, or seemingly good people with indelible flaws. The images of protagonists are no longer measured solely by standards of goodness or evil, but are more ordinary and closer to real-life prototypes. Even the best person has flaws, and even the worst person retains a bit of truth deep inside.

◆ Feature 4. Open-ended conclusions, sparking endless imagination

This year's Korean dramas became increasingly engaging, making viewers eager to know the final fates of the characters. However, in shows like "Tae Wang Saeng Yeon," "Moon Hee," "Happy Woman," and "Chasing江南Mom," even at the last episode, viewers did not see a complete story conclusion. The dramas ended with open endings, giving the audience a broader space for imagination, leaving them with endless thoughts and reflections.

◆ Feature 5. More tolerant acceptance of sensitive topics like homosexuality and AIDS

In 2007, Korean dramas boldly touched upon sensitive areas such as homosexuality and AIDS. In "Coffee Prince," the protagonist Go Eun-chan disguised as a man unexpectedly experiences affection from the same sex. In "Thank You," it portrays a single mother struggling to raise her child with AIDS.

◆ Cliché 1. The protagonist's background is always a mystery

The secrets of the protagonists' backgrounds frequently appear in various Korean dramas, especially prevalent in 2007. In dramas like "Gold Bride," "The King and I," "Moon Hee," "Coffee Prince," and "Bad Love," the characters' backgrounds remain mysteries, allowing viewers to easily guess the hidden complex relationships between the characters after just watching the beginning.

◆ Cliché 2. Cinderella meets the bad boy

Whether in "Let It Be," "Searching for My Son Three Thousand Miles Away," or "Bad Love," the female lead is always a pitiful Cinderella, while the male lead is a wealthy playboy. When Cinderella meets the playboy, he is moved and influenced by her, thus reforming himself, and the lovers eventually unite. This old-fashioned love story has been told since the 1990s and continues endlessly.

◆ Cliché 3. Unprofessional professional domain dramas

In the dramas released this year, the most common identity of the characters is regular company employees, followed by doctors, then loan sharks and housewives. In certain professional domain dramas, actors cannot accurately portray the characteristics of professionals in those fields, and even basic knowledge can be incorrect. Although "White Tower" received praise, it does not mean that all professional dramas this year were successful. "Lobbyist" and "Empty City" are two typical failed examples. These dramas labeled as professional themes ultimately could not escape the usual plot clichés of general dramas.

◆ Cliché 4. Poorly constructed plots that start strong but end weakly

Poorly constructed plots that start strong but end weakly have been one of the long-standing problems in Korean dramas. "Money War" is the most typical representative. The previously intricate relationships and conflicts among characters are usually hastily resolved at the last moment, with a disproportionate approach compared to the earlier buildup.

◆ Cliché 5. Inappropriate romances become the main melody of love

It is unclear when inappropriate romances began to become the main melody of emotional threads in Korean dramas. SBS drama "My Husband's Woman" innovated in the narrative structure of dramas based on extramarital affairs. Recently aired "Wife Club" revolves around "inappropriate romances." Past dramas like "Lover" depicted fantasized extramarital affairs, while now these affairs have become the main focus. Additionally, the conflicts between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law in dramas have become increasingly intense. In M drama "Winter Bird," the mother-in-law is extremely sharp-tongued and speaks to her daughter-in-law with a venomous attitude. K2 drama "Daughter-in-Law's Golden Age" features fierce battles between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law, entertaining the audience thoroughly.