In recent years, Netflix has produced a number of high-quality Korean dramas, such as "Kingdom", "Witty Doctor's Life", "Sweet Home" and "Human Classroom".
Netflix's investment in original content in Asia has doubled this year. In the face of the huge population and streaming demand in the Asian market, disney+ will naturally not let go of this big cake.
In fact, although it is one step behind Netflix, Disney+ is also actively laying out the Asian market. In East Asia, after Japan, The next target market that Disney+ has chosen is South Korea, and it is currently working with Korean production companies.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="66" > "You and My Police Classroom": Daniel Jiang, Xiubin Cai</h1>
At the beginning of this year, Naver exclusively announced that "You and My Police Class" starring Jiang Daniel and Cai Xiubin was the first Korean drama produced by Disney+. Set against the backdrop of the Police University, the drama tells the campus story of elite freshmen who have passed various tests in the strict police university and struggled and grew up together.
The male protagonist in the play is the son of the chief of the Gyeonggi-do Police Department, and after taking his father as an example, he successfully enrolled in the police academy after re-studying, and his fate changed after meeting the heroine. This is also the first time that Jiang Daniel has challenged acting, I don't know what kind of state it will show?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="44" > "Moving": Cho Yin-sung, Han Hyo-joo-joo, Cha Tae-hyun</h1>
Adapted from the popular webcomic of the same name, "Moving" is a fantasy adventure TV series that tells the story of the male protagonist with the ability to fly and the heroine with healing ability to regain confidence in her previously hidden superpowers after meeting.
In addition, "Moving" is directed by Mao Wanri, the director of "The Mist" and "The World of Couples", with the original author Jiang Cao as the screenwriter, coupled with the film-level immortal cast, this drama has attracted much attention at the beginning of filming, and I believe that the topic degree after the launch will not be low!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="46" > Kiss of the Sixth Sense: Yin Qixiang, Xu Zhizhi</h1>
"The Kiss of the Sixth Sense" is adapted from the popular online novel of the same name, which has just been determined to be starred by Yin Qixiang and Xu Zhizhi, telling the story of the heroine who can see the future as long as she kisses, and after kissing the neck of the male boss due to mistakes, she sees the romantic romantic comedy that occurs when the two people are forbidden to the future for 19 years.
This is also the work of Yin Qixiang and Xu Zhizhi after the 2004 TV series "Sister-in-law 19 Years Old", after 17 years!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="47" > "0": Jin Yazhong, Xu Kangjun</h1>
The last one is "0" starring Jin Yazhong and Xu Kangjun, which is a suspense thriller series that combines science fiction and pursuit elements.
It is reported that the screenwriter of this drama is Li Xiuyan, the screenwriter of "The Secret Forest", who has begun production at the beginning of the year, but there is not much content related to the plot that has flowed out at present, and it is still in the stage of secrecy.
It is reported that since its launch in North America in November 2019, the growth of The number of Disney+ users has far exceeded expectations, with 50 million cumulative users in only 5 months of launch, and has exceeded the 100 million mark so far. According to Disney's fiscal third quarter of 2021, the number of subscribers to this streaming service reached 116 million.
The Korean market has always been a must for streaming platforms, the entry of Disney+ will inevitably attract a large wave of fans, for the audience, the platform competition has become more intense, which means that there will be more and more good dramas. Looking forward to Disney+ online, looking forward to seeing more Disney+ Korean dramas!