Korean Drama Review

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Review of Korean Drama "Start Up"

           This drama is a drama that has just finished broadcasting and has become a viral drama. Even though the title seems serious, it talks about start-ups, and each episode is given a title related to what preparations must be prepared when starting a start-up. However, behind all that, this drama is a family drama.

           When they were young, two brothers named Seo Dal-mi, played by Bae Suzy and Seo In-jae, played by Kang Han Na, were forced to separate because their parents divorced. Seo Dal-mi chose to live with her father, and Seo In-jae chose to live with her mother who then remarried and they went to America, but in the end Seo Dal-mi was taken care of by her grandmother.

          After the divorce of her parents, the sibling relationship which was originally beautiful, turned grim. In-jae changes her surname, while Seo Dal-mi, she lives happily with her father, even though her economic situation is not as good as her brother's. Before growing up, his father passed away. In-jae successfully builds a career under the auspices of her stepfather, while Dal-mi has to rise and fall to start her career.

          One day, In-jae, Dal-mi, and Do-san take part in a recruitment at the Sand Box. The meeting at the same place unexpectedly turned out to be the beginning of the uncovering of a tightly wrapped secret and only lasted for a while. What could be the secret? Please watch the drama. You can read about the Start-Up drama and its players on Wikipedia.

The moral of this drama:

Make your dreams come true and change the world for the better with a series of dreams that you build. Remember in life nothing goes smoothly, there are always phases of fall and rise, so keep moving and fighting spirit to make your dreams come true.

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