Where I ramble largely on feminism in Delightful Girl Chun Hyang (+ a few comments on other dramas)

[dangermousie]

I think Delightful Girl Chun-Hyang is one of the most positively feminist dramas I've seen, and Chun-Hyang one of the most feminist heroines out there. Dramas are often populated by boy obsessed, cheerful scatterbrains. There is nothing wrong with that, as they can be adorable. But it's so nice to see a clever, strong heroine that isn't any less

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[meganbmoore]

A sword AND a fan...seriously...I'm not sure which he's better with. Actually, both guys are pretty good at making anything a weapon.

[dangermousie]

I am quite excited. I am going to check out first ep and if I like it, purchase time :)

[meganbmoore]

*tacks dragon tiger gate onto the order* *whistles*

[dangermousie]

LOL. Evil. :)

That one I am going to DL actually. (Or maybe netflix has it).

I am actually planning to get a boxed set from ebay (for Handsome Siblings). I prefer box-sets. Hopefully subs will be OK.

Please tell me Nicholas Tse has an OTP in this one.

Btw, I also want to get Emperor of the Sea, Jumong, and Chinese Palladin. I see a period dramas binge :)

[miss_dian]

I'm so happy you got Karei-naru Ichizoku. I love Kimura's character there, though he may be a little tad too emotional for a businessman. But nonetheless, LOVE.

[dangermousie]

I am all for hot businessmen being emo in suits :) I have a business trip coming up and I plan to take a drama to watch in the evenings, and this is most likely going to be it (this or Lovers).

[miss_dian]

I totally vote for Karei-naru :D

[alexandral]

EEEEEEEEEE! Thank you so much for this post! I will definitely watch this soon! But at the moment I am so loving "Hello! Miss"! It is so so pretty and funny!!

[dangermousie]

Hello Miss, which I have't seen much of yet, really is adorable.

And so happy you'll check out CH at some point...