Kdrama

Many of the best Korean dramas are gaining in popularity all around the world. Streaming platforms like Netflix and Hulu have some of the best Korean dramas of all time. These Korean dramas are key in shaping the Hally (Korean wave) trend in fashion, culture, and travel destinations. Korean culture has been spreading worldwide thanks to Korean webtoons, K-pop and K-dramas. The content is great for all audiences as most are G-rated, while at the same time having a very attractive cast. While I have seen a wide range of K-dramas, I have taken it into overdrive in 2020 due to COVID-19. I've watched older Korean dramas that I have missed but overall I would say I have seen the major ones. This is why I decided to create this list.

What makes great KDrama couples? It is about the two main actors having great chemistry? Or is it about how rememberable the two characters are? Or can it be as simple as them looking really good together? The rankings take all this into account when finding the two fictional characters that take the Korean drama to a whole new level. You just can’t imagine the characters being played by anyone else. Some of the greatest love stories in Korean Dramas are by great characters played by great actors and actresses. Here are the top 10 best KDrama couples of all time that had the strongest and truest love onscreen.

Studio Dragon is the top K-Drama Production Company in the world. The company was started back in 2016 as a spin-off of CJ ENM and a year later went public. Some of their most memorable Kdramas include Guardian: The Lonely And Great God, Love Alarm, It’s Okay Not To Be Okay, True Beauty, Crash Landing on You, Sweet Home, and Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha just to name a few. In fact, most of the great Korean dramas are coming out of Studio Dragon. If they are not producing the dramas, they are developing, distributing, or marketing them.

South Korean working culture is notorious for its rigid hierarchy, demand for loyalty at all costs, and long working hours. However, a rise in Korea’s startup sector is leading to promising working conditions that offer a better work to life balance. Also, the hit Korean drama Start-Up has also done a great job of showing what an alternative working culture in Korea could look like. However old ways still persist and you can see this through many Korean dramas. Those that have worked for Korean companies will be able to relate more to these Korean office dramas. Those looking to learn more about Korean work culture can get insightful perspectives through these dramas below. In addition, office romances are just plain interesting. Many of these Korean office dramas will leave you crying, laughing, and sometimes angry but all are worth viewing!

Korean drama villains take many forms and a great Korean drama will have at least one true villain. A memorable villain does more than provide someone for the main characters to fight, they help in revealing the protagonists for who they are by demonstrating who they are not. While we love a good hero in a Korean drama, there is nothing quite like a great villain. Here are our rankings of who we think are the 10 greatest villains in Korean Dramas.