Kulture3

 The hot summer has passed, and autumn is coming. Are there many people whose lips are colorless and dry? That’s exactly my case, so instead of matte lipstick, I tend to use a lot of colored lip balm. I’ve tried various brands, but among them, I use the Korean brand Rom&Glasting melting balm the most, so I’d like to review it.  1. Place of purchase  It is currently being sold at Yesstyle for 10.15 euros. This is the product I would most recommend for its value for money. Yesstyle is a site that sells a lot of Korean brand products, but you need to wait about 2–3 weeks for shipping.  2. Texture  I like lip balms with a smooth texture, and I’d give Rom&nd Glazing Melting Balm about 3.5 out of 5. It feels slightly moist and sticky when applied, with a hint of softness as well. After applying it, when you drink a beverage, you can think of it as leaving a slight sticky residue on the cup.  3. Color and Pigmentation...

  Among drama writers, I like writer Kim Eun-sook the most.  I tend to watch every drama that person has written, and among them, I’d like to introduce one of the most dramatic and entertaining dramas. It’s “The Glory.” Once you start, you can’t stop, so please watch it with enough time.  1. The Plot  Moon Dong-eun, who suffered brutal bullying by Park Yeon-jin’s group during her school years, has spent her entire life seeking revenge against them. At last, with everything finally ready, Dong-eun appears as Yeon-jin’s daughter’s homeroom teacher… From now on, Dong-eun’s satisfying revenge begins.  2. The Cast and Director  At the role of Moon Dong-eun, actress Song Hye-kyo performed; at the role of Park Yeon-jin, actress Lim Ji-yeon from the film *Obsessed* played; at the role of Moon Dong-eun’s aide Kang Hyun-nam, actress Yeom Hye-ran took the role; at the role of Jeon Jae-joon, actor Park Sung-hoon played; and at the role of Choi Hye-jung, ac...

 There is a drama that comes to mind every summer. It's Coffee Prince. It's already been over 15 years, but it's a summer drama with memories of my 20s that are very precious to me. It was made based on the original novel, and I've read the book, but I'd like to vote for the drama.  1. The Plot  Eun-chan, a girl who has lost her father and lives with her mother and sister, is passionate and brave in everything. In contrast, Hangyeol, who grew up as a son of a rich family, is still in his immature 30s. He takes over a cafe that is ruined by his grandmother's call and is given a mission to make a profit for three months, and he gets involved with Eun-chan while catching a pickpocket for his friend Yu-ju. Eun-chan needed a job, and Eun-chan becomes a male-dressed woman to work at Hangyeol's cafe, where only men can work. As time goes by, things get strangely twisted as Hangyeol starts to be unable to control his mind toward Eun-chan.  2. The cast an...

  The episode of "Teach you a Lesson" consists of a total of 10 episodes, each of which deals with a different story of school life. The difference from reality is that inspectors from the government department called the Teachers' Rights Protection Bureau are sent to each school to solve problems. I thought it would be the most talked-about series these days, and I think it is a series well-made enough to recommend to mothers. 1. The plot This series is consist of 10 episodes which has different stories. It shows different types of School violence and how to solve by the team called Teacher’s Rights Protection Bureau. 2. The cast and director The cast is actor Kim Moo-yeol, actor Lee Sung-min, actor Jin Ki-joo, and actor Pyo Ji-hoon, and the director is Hong Jong-chan. As the series is based on webtoons, there are reviews that the matching rate with each character is high. In particular, Kim Moo-yeol, who is the most central character, played many action role...

If someone asked me to recommend just one historical film about South Korea, I would recommend the film "A Taxi Driver." It was set against the backdrop of the May 18 Gwangju Democratic Uprising, one of the most important days in our country, and it was not only historically accurate but also perfectly cinematic.  1. The Plot  Man-seob, a taxi driver in Seoul, takes a foreign passenger to Gwangju to pay off his monthly rent. Knowing that he could earn a hefty 100,000 won if he returned before curfew, Man-seop risks everything and goes into Gwangju, growing increasingly anxious at the thought of his daughter being alone, and wanting to go home. This film brings to life Gwangju in May 1980, when the voice of the people was at its loudest.  2. The Cast and Director National actor Song Kang-ho played taxi driver Man-seob, professional German soldier actor Thomas Kretschmann played German reporter Peter, actor Ryu Jun-yeol played university student Goo Jae-sik, an...