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The Red Sleeve ep02 Reaction!

This is getting so cute!  Loving their banter :)

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The Red Sleeve ep02 Reaction!

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Youโ€™re so incredibly kind. Thank you! ๐Ÿ’œ

KDrama Cafe

We will! We watched a documentary on the Comfort Women and it was so sad and heartbreaking! We will look this up as well. Thank you!

KDrama Cafe

And I think your hearts are so pretty. Thank you.

Healing smile

Mr. Sunshine is the tip of the iceberg. Korean ancestors were subjected to torture, which was hard to say, and they were beaten. If you have time, please search for Seodaemun Prison on YouTube. Knowing Seodaemun Prison will make it easier to understand Korea.

Healing smile

We really do appreciate it! Thanks for letting us know! Weโ€™re really enjoying all your comments! ๐Ÿ’œ

KDrama Cafe

I know there are people who really don't know and people who just don't know what to call them. I also know that the two are seemingly indistinguishable.I just wanted to let you know.

Healing smile

Oh that's today! I knew it was soon but didn't realize it was today. Mr. Sunshine is one of our favorite dramas and we know that delves a lot into the history of how Japan took over. Much of the history and that time is really sad and it's something we never learned about. I know many in Japan don't even know their own history. ARMYS did something called The White Paper Project that goes into detail what Korea went through during that time and tries to explain the current political climate. I'll mark the date in our calendar so we don't miss it next year.

KDrama Cafe

Thanks for letting us know! We knew they weren't called Ninjas, even if that's what we said... Here in the US a lot of cultures are lumped together and people don't really understand how it's different. Like Netflix calling Kimbap "Sushi" which I know a lot of people were upset about. Knowing the correct terminology is very helpful!

KDrama Cafe

Today (August 15), the National Liberation Day, is the day when Joseon (Korea) became free from Japanese colonial era, and Japan visited a shrine in honor of war criminals today. Even now, Japan does not reflect on Japanese colonial era at all. a far cry from Germany They distort this history and teach it to Japanese children and teenagers.

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10:13 It is better not to use the word ninja when watching Korean dramas. Speaking of Korean history, it is because countless Koreans were killed, injured, violated, and tortured by them in Japanese colonial era. Even now, grandmothers who were violated at that time are still alive. In Korea, it is called jagaeg(์ž๊ฐ). Korean queen Empress Myeongseong was also killed by a Japanese ninja.

Healing smile

PS. Mom is re-watching Wok of Love with Junho and loving him in it!

KDrama Cafe

I'll have to check them out! It's odd discovering idols from dramas sometimes, like Rain, Eric Moon, and Choi Siwon! We totally saw them in Kdramas first and then freaked out when we saw them perform! haha

KDrama Cafe

Yes Junho is from the JYP 2pm. He debut in 2013. He is actually my bias

Doyoungismyult

We really like Lee Junho! We first saw him in Chief Kim where he played the villain and he was hilarious! Didn't know he was in a band though! Would never have pegged him as an idol-actor. We love his acting so that's awesome he's also impressing with his diction!

KDrama Cafe

Six Flying Dragons was really good! 50 episodes long, so it's definitely an investment! We'll have to check out the novel too for Red Sleeve too. It sounds good!

KDrama Cafe

Yes, there are many dramas, movies and books out there based on Jeongjo's story. The actors are great in the show. Someone told me Lee Junho (the prince) is a singer from a band called 2 PM. His diction is impressive as if he was trained in classical theatre. I guess my prejudice against pop idols acting in features has been under the surface as I was really impressed by his acting and diction. I have watched other dramas he was in while I was waiting for the red sleeve's new eps to come out. Lee Junho's choice of characters is interesting.

Paganini

I've heard about Six Flying Dragons. I heard it's good, but haven't seen it yet. I know we will have to find the answer to that question as we continue to watch the drama. Yes, not everything can be accurate because we also need dramatic elements to make the tv show more fun. I'm excited to read the novel myself...I've read some quotes through blogs and seems so good haha.

DJ

Yes me too! It's so interesting how everyone could interpret history differently, but there is always something to learn from other peoples' perspective.

DJ

Ok, so it's adapted from a novel about the king and the consort! That makes it a bit easier in terms of translating the story to drama form. And that is absolutely a difficult question to answer. Did she really love him or did she just give in because he loved her? What a question! We never take the dramas as true history, but we do look into the history a bit when we watch them. The biggest historical drama we've watched in that regard was Six Flying Dragons. There were many historical things that happened in these dramas and they contained real people, but they added other characters and embellished as they went. We can't wait for more from Red Sleeve!

KDrama Cafe

Oh wow! We didn't realize that knowing the full name of the concubines was such an honor. It's such a beautiful story so far, to know where it's gonna go (at least a little bit). We love learning about the history!!!

KDrama Cafe

Also, the drama is adapted from a novel of the same name, which had great reviews from people because it was quite accurate in terms of historical facts (of course not everything would be accurate). The theme of the novel was "The king loved the court lady, but did the court lady love the king back." The drama also explores this question.

DJ

This drama is a hot topic in South Korea right now. People really like the chemistry between the two leads and their acting. I think the drama intrigues people because according to history, the female lead was his first love and only love (he did have other wives to conceive a heir though, which was common back then even amongst noblemen). She is the only court lady in Joseon history to reject a king's proposal of becoming his concubine twice (he proposed to her first when he was 14 and then when he was 29). She is one of the two concubines whom we actually know their full name (we only know surnames for other concubines and most queens) because the king actually left records of her full name.

DJ

Oh wow... we knew he was bad but that's horrible. To kill his own consort. The fact the king felt the need to execute him was proof enough he was bad, but also, the manner of his death was just horrible. So interesting knowing this history and making connections!

KDrama Cafe

Prince Sado killed people. Probably caused by some hallucinating episode I believe. He even killed his favourite consort.

Paganini

We're glad too! It really is intriguing so far!!! Really enjoying it. :D It's so interesting to know some of the historical facts! Thanks for sharing!

KDrama Cafe

It gets better. I'm glad you are doing this one. Thank you. By the way, King Jeonjo (crown prince in this show) survived multiple assassination attempts in real life.

Paganini


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