March 4, 2021
Journal 3- K-Drama,‘Crash Landing on You’
Despite the fact that I am Korean, I have always preferred watching American TV shows to Korean Dramas. Although I previously enjoyed a few K-Dramas, (such as Woman with Class) I always thought their storylines were a bit corny (/lame) and predictable.
But recently, out of boredom and curiosity, I decided to watch this K-Drama on Netflix, ‘Crash Landing on You,’ that features YeJin Son and HyunBin, and I greatly enjoyed its story.
The brief plot summary is as follows. YJ Son, an early 30s, adopted daughter of a wealthy South Korean family, accidentally lands on the North Korea-South Korea border, in a paragliding crash. (Anyone could be killed, if she/he gets spotted by officials in the restricted area.) YJ Son was to inherit her father’s company on the day of the accident, but she finds herself in a rural North Korean town near border, her parachute blown away by a sudden hurricane.
There, she meets Jung Hyuk Lee, a high-rank North Korean soldier, whose mission, originally, was to make sure no one crosses the border. She initially fears that he is going to turn her in to the officials, (which Lee seriously considers doing, initially) but he decides to keep her and protect her at his house, despite the risk of getting himself in a huge trouble. (After conflicting thoughts, he decides to do so because he wanted to cover up his subordinates’ mistake.)
YJ Son gradually develops love for Lee who risks danger to ensure her safety. Lee also realizes that he has deep affection for Son.
After many crises, Son safely returns to South, but they miss each other. They later somehow find a way that they could be together, at the end.
(Wow, summarizing a plot is so difficult !)
Anyhow, I really enjoyed this drama as to watch the whole series twice, consecutively^^; (on fast forward, though)
It’s funny how the couple started to date (in real life) after the show. They have been ones of my favorite actors/ actresses. I wish their happiness.
Also, I am proud that Korean writers have created this unique and beautiful piece/ scenario, whose story could have taken place only in Korea, not somewhere else. (for Korea being the only divided nation on earth)
Journal 3-: K-Drama,‘ "Crash Landing on You’"
Despite the fact that I am Korean, I have always preferred watching American TV shows to Korean Dramas.
"I am" is normally said/written as "I'm".
"I have" is normally said/written as "I've".
Although I previously enjoyed a few K-Dramas, (such as Woman with Class) I always thought their storylines were a bit corny (/lame) and predictable.
But recently, out of boredom and curiosity, I decided to watch this K-Drama on Netflix, ‘"Crash Landing on You",’ that features YeJin Son and HyunBin, and I greatly enjoyed its story.
The comma comes after the quotation marks.
The following is a brief plot summary is as follows.
YJ Son, anwho's in her early 30s, the adopted daughter of a wealthy South Korean family, accidentally lands on the North Korea-South Korea border, in a paragliding crash.
(Anyone could be killed, if she/he gets spotted by officials in the restricted area.). YJ Son was going to inherit her father’s company on the day of the accident, but she finds herself in a rural North Korean town near border, her parachute blown away by a sudden hurricane.
The period comes after the parenthesis.
There, she meets Jung Hyuk Lee, a high-rank North Korean soldier, whose mission, originally, was to make sure no one crosses the border.
She initially fears that he is going to turn her in to the officials, (which Lee seriously considers doing, initially) but he decides to keep her and protect her at his house, despite the risk of getting himself in a huge trouble.
(After conflicting thoughts, he decides to do so because he wanted to cover up his subordinates’ mistake. ).
The period comes after the parenthesis.
YJ Son gradually develops love for Lee who risks dangerendangers himself to ensure her safety.
Lee also realizes that he has deep affection for Son.
After many crises, Son safely returns to South, but they miss each other.
They later somehow find a way that they could be together, atin the end.
(Wow, summarizing a plot is so difficult ! )!).
The period comes after the parenthesis.
Anyhow, I really enjoyed this drama enough as to watch the whole series twice, consecutively^^; (on fast forward, though).
It’s funny how the couple started to date (in real life) after the show.
They have been ones of my favorite actors/ /actresse pairs.
"They have" is normally said/written as "they've".
I wish their happinesshope they're happy.
Also, I am proud that Korean writers have created this unique and beautiful piece/ scenario, whose story could have taken place only in Korea, not somewhere else.
"Could have" is normally said/written as "could've".
(forAs Korea beingis the only divided nation on earth).
Feedback
Great Job! Just a few corrections!
March 5, 2021
Wow, thank you very much! I'll keep them in mind: > Do you think it is awkward if I use ' I am ' instead of ' I'm'..??
March 6, 2021
There are very few settings where it's considered too formal to use contractions. They're a regular part of everyday life and you'll see them everywhere (especially in speaking, where triple contractions like "shouldn't've" can be formed, although they're technically not grammatically correct).
|
I wish their happiness. I |
|
Journal 3 - Crash Landing on You |
|
Despite the fact that I am Korean, I have always preferred watching American TV shows to Korean Dramas. Despite the fact that I am Korean, I have always preferred watching American TV shows to Korean Dramas. "I am" is normally said/written as "I'm".
"I have" is normally said/written as "I've". |
|
Although I previously enjoyed a few K Dramas, (such as Woman with Class) I always thought their storylines were a bit corny (/lame) and predictable. |
|
But recently, out of boredom and curiosity, I decided to watch this K-Drama on Netflix, ‘Crash Landing on You,’ that features YeJin Son and HyunBin. |
|
The brief plot summary is as follows. The following is a brief plot summary |
|
YJ Son, an early 30s, adopted daughter of a wealthy South Korean family, accidentally lands on the North Korea-South Korea border, in a paragliding crash. YJ Son, |
|
(Anyone could be killed, if she/he gets spotted by officials in the restricted area.) YJ Son was to inherit her father’s company on the day of the accident, but she finds herself in a rural North Korean town near border, her parachute blown away by a sudden hurricane. (Anyone could be killed, if she/he gets spotted by officials in the restricted area The period comes after the parenthesis.
|
|
There, she meets Jung Hyuk Lee, a high-rank North Korean soldier, whose mission, originally, was to make sure no one crosses the border. |
|
She initially fears that he is going to turn her in to the officials, (which Lee seriously considers doing, initially) but he decides to keep her and protect her at his house, despite the risk of getting himself in a huge trouble. She initially fears that he is going to turn her in to the officials, (which Lee seriously considers doing, initially) but he decides to keep her and protect her at his house, despite the risk of getting himself in |
|
YJ Son gradually develops love for Lee who risks danger to protect her. |
|
Lee also realizes that he has affection for Son. |
|
After many crises, Son safely returns to South, but they miss each other. |
|
They later somehow find a way that they could be together, at the end. They later somehow find a way that they could be together, |
|
(Wow, summarizing a plot is so difficult^^) |
|
Anyhow, I really enjoyed this drama as to watch the whole series twice, consecutively^^; (on fast forward, though) It’s funny how the couple started to date (in real life) after the show. |
|
They have been ones of my favorite actors/ actresses. They have been one "They have" is normally said/written as "they've".
|
|
I wish their happiness^^ |
|
Although I previously enjoyed a few K-Dramas, (such as Woman with Class) I always thought their storylines were a bit corny (/lame) and predictable. |
|
(Wow, summarizing a plot is so difficult ! ) (Wow, summarizing a plot is so difficult The period comes after the parenthesis.
|
|
YJ Son gradually develops love for Lee who risks danger to ensure her safety. YJ Son gradually develops love for Lee who |
|
Lee also realizes that he has deep affection for Son. |
|
Anyhow, I really enjoyed this drama as to watch the whole series twice, consecutively^^; (on fast forward, though) Anyhow, I really enjoyed this drama enough as to watch the whole series twice, consecutively^^; (on fast forward, though). |
|
It’s funny how the couple started to date (in real life) after the show. |
|
(After conflicting thoughts, he decides so because he wanted to cover up his subordinates’ mistake. ) |
|
Also, I am proud that Korean writers have created this unique and beautiful scenario, whose story could have only taken in place only in Korea, not in some other country. |
|
(for being the only divided nation on earth) |
|
(After conflicting thoughts, he decides to do so because he wanted to cover up his subordinates’ mistake. ) (After conflicting thoughts, he decides to do so because he wanted to cover up his subordinates’ mistake The period comes after the parenthesis.
|
|
Also, I am proud that Korean writers have created this unique and beautiful piece/ scenario, whose story could have only taken place only in Korea, not in some other country. |
|
(for Korea being the only divided nation on earth) ( |
|
But recently, out of boredom and curiosity, I decided to watch this K-Drama on Netflix, ‘Crash Landing on You,’ that features YeJin Son and HyunBin, and I greatly enjoyed its story. But recently, out of boredom and curiosity, I decided to watch this K-Drama on Netflix, The comma comes after the quotation marks.
|
|
Journal 3 - Plot Summary of a K-Drama,‘Crash Landing on You’ |
|
Also, I am proud that Korean writers have created this unique and beautiful piece/ scenario, whose story could have taken place only in Korea, not somewhere else. Also, I am proud that Korean writers have created this unique and beautiful piece/ "Could have" is normally said/written as "could've".
|
|
Journal 3- Plot Summary of a K-Drama,‘Crash Landing on You’ |
|
Journal 3- K-Drama,‘Crash Landing on You’ Journal 3 |
You need LangCorrect Premium to access this feature.
Go Premium