Loving on Netflix, the drama “Dear Hongrang”, you can look at it in full. Come on, take a look at Jo Bo Ah and Lee Jae Wook discusses the drama!

The last Korean drama “Dear Hongrang” has just been broadcast on Netflix on May 16 and brought a new feeling in the world sageuk (Korean historical drama). Featuring Jo Bo Ah and Lee Jae Wook, this drama has raised the theme of romance and mystery with the bottom of the Joseon dynasty, as well as the presentation of emotional dynamics that have rarely been raised in previous historical dramas.

In the latest interview with her Korea, Jo Bo Ah and Lee Jae Wook shared their experiences with “Dear Hongrang”, including acts of actor in the genre sageuk as well as chemistry They are on the screen.

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Jo Bo Ah claimed to be interested in the Hongrang Dear manuscript since he read it for the first time. He feels that the story of the half-brother’s relationship wrapped in deep emotions is something unique and has not been explored in other dramas. “I was touched by a romantic relationship between Jae Yi and Hong Rang. After meeting again as an adult, a beautiful emotional tension was formed between them,” he said.

The character played by Jo Bo Ah, Jae Yi, a strong and complete female figure who has never given up looking for his half-brother, Hong Rang, who disappeared for 12 years. When they finally met, Jae Yi was faced with a dilemma between beliefs, hopes and harsh reality.

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Meanwhile, Lee Jae Wook who plays Hong Rang has also experienced many new things in the filming process. This is a project sageuk Full of the first, not a fantastic story like his previous project, and he claimed to feel a challenge as well as his own pleasure.

“The story of Drama has a unique atmosphere. I feel like a single tree in a large forest called history itself, “he said poetic.

Speaking of life change in the past 12 years, which is also the central theme of this drama, both have an interesting vision. Jo Bo Ah continues to try to maintain his positive state of mind, while Lee Jae Wook underlines the importance of the curiosity which continues to live in him as an actor.

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With a complex story, a typical cinematography of the historical drama and an emotional game of two best stars, “Dear Hongrang” deserves to enter this month from your list of shows. This drama not only presents ordinary romantic stories, but also discusses wounds, an identity and choices that make up someone.

For those of you who are curious to know the actions of Jo Bo Ah and Lee Jae Wook, you can watch it on Netflix, yes!

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