Park Bo-gum, JISOO, Kim Min-jae and Ong Sung-woo are the "Yeosim Stillers" at the Anbang Theater.
Park Bao-jin, Ji-so, Kim Min-jae, and Yong Seung-woo are female heart stealers who have recently been active in the TV drama industry.
The latest drama stands out for its performances by male actors in their 20s. TvN 'Youth Record' Park Bo-gum, MBC 'When I Was Pretty' ("I'm Here") JISOO, SBS 'Do You Like Brahms?' Kim Min-jae and JTBC's "Number of Cases" Ong Sung-woo are giving viewers heart tremors and empathy with the mettle and anguish of youth.
Recently, TV dramas have been particularly prominent with the activity of 20 generations of male actors. tvN "Youth Record" Park Baojian, MBC "My Most Beautiful Moment" Ji Soo, SBS "Do You Like Brahms" Kim Min-jae, JTBC "Number of Circumstances" Yong Sung-woo, the arrogance and distress of youth bring the audience heart and resonance.
First, Pak Bo-gum shows "hot-blooded youth" as Sa Hye-joon in "Youth Records." Hye-joon Sa hye-joon is a character who challenges her to become an actor in a model, leaving behind a spectacular runway and running without giving up her dreams even in the sober gaze of the lord. Pak Bo-gum gave a resounding message to "Cutlery is just a tool to eat" in "Cutlery is just a tool to eat," and he also showed the power of "straight man" by saying to His fan, Ji-ha Jung (Pak So-dam), "I like it, it's my next love."
First of all, Park Baojian played Shi Yanjun in "Youth Record", showing "hot blood youth". Shi Yanjun, as a character who constantly challenges himself from modeling to becoming an actor, abandons the gorgeous catwalk, never gives up his dream without being favored by the people around him, and shows his belief in moving forward bravely. Park Baojian impressed the audience with "Spoon Is Just a Tool when Eating" in "Spoon Class Theory", and also said to his fan Ahn Jeong-ho (Park Dan): "Like you, next time in love", showing the courage of "straight into the man".
JISOO is performing a heart-wrenching love that breaks down into a high school student who loves Ojeji (Lim So-hyang), a practicing student, in "I'm Here." Seo Hwan approached Ojeji at first glance with a love of pure love, but Ojeji married his brother Seo Jin (Ha Seok-jin) and became his sister-in-law. After his brother's disappearance, Seo hwan broke down in tears before the taboo love, confessing to Ojeji, "I can't stand it anymore." Jisoo shows a grue-grievous smile in front of his beloved, while he antheps viewers with his "maram-like eyes" that he wants to take away his teacher's love from his brother.
Ji Soo plays Xu Huan, a high school student who has a crush on intern teacher Wu Yizhi (Lin Xiuxiang) in "My Most Beautiful Moment", and begins a heart-wrenching love. Xu Huan fell in love with Wu Ruizhi at first sight with pure love, but Wu Yizhi married his brother Xu Zhen (He Xichen) and became a sister-in-law. Xu Huan confessed to Wu Yizhi after his brother's disappearance that he "can't stand it anymore" and shed tears in front of forbidden love. Ji Soo shows an innocent smile in front of her beloved, and on the other hand, the "spicy eyes" that want to take away the teacher's love from her brother also make the audience sad.
Kim Min-jae burst into romance potential with "Brahms." In Brahms, which depicts the dreams and love of classical music students against the backdrop of campus, Kim Min-jae plays the pianist Park Joon-young, showing a lyrical and refreshing romance. Park jun-young was used to living with her feelings, but after meeting Chasong-ah (Park Eun-bin), she became honest with her feelings. In particular, Kim Min-jae urgently grabbed the distant chasonga and said, "I like it, I like it. I like it. I like it," he said, melting his heart out with a kissing scene.
Kim Min-jae explodes into romantic potential through Do You Like Brahms. In the drama "Do You Like Brahms", which depicts the dreams and love of classical music students with the campus as the background, Kim Min-jae plays the role of pianist Park Joon-young, showing a lyrical and cool romance. Although Park Joon-young is used to shelving her emotional life, after meeting Cai Song'er, her feelings have become very frank. In particular, Jin Minzai hurriedly grabbed Cai Song'er, who was drifting away, and said, "Like you, I like you." Like you, like you", the kissing scene melted the girl's heart.
Ong Sung-woo plays a 10-year friendship and love between men and women in "The Number of Cases." Ong Sung-woo plays photographer Lee Su-so, who is a cold-hearted man, but his friend was unceasingly sweet and became an "unrequited love-inducer." Lee so is a "man-in-the-south" to Lee, but he has confused his mind if he is only trying to sort it out, saying, "I have to see it often," "Tomorrow is different, you don't have it." Ong Sung-woo shows the charm of a chic yet belatedly straight-ahead man.
In "The Number of Circumstances", Yong Shengyou's acting skills are swirling around in the friendship and love of men and women for ten years. Yong Shengyou plays the photographer Li Xiu, although he is a cold and beautiful man, but he has a deep affection for his friend Jing Yuyan, and appears as a "unrequited love inducer". Li Xiu is a "male friend" to Jing Yuyan, but always says "I want to meet often", "Tomorrow is different, you are not here" and other such heartwarming words, so that Jing Yuyan, who is not easy to sort out her feelings, is confused again. Yong Shengyou showed a capable, while belated straight ball male friend charm.
Key vocabulary
고뇌 [noun] distress, bitterness, annoyance
뒤로하다 【Verb】 ... for the background , divergence
박력 【Noun】Boldness
애달프다 [adjective] heart anxiety, anxiety, heart-wrenching
무심하다 [adjective] unintentional, unintentional, inadvertent, ruthless, indifferent, indifferent
Emphasis on grammar
1. - In
After being used in the place of the place noun, it indicates the place where the act and the action is carried out, and constitutes an adjective indicating the place. It is equivalent to the Chinese "in...".
I saw a book in the library.
I read a book in the library.
2. -But
Represents a reversal of opposites, equivalent to the Chinese "although... But...".
It's already 12pm at night, but there's still a lot to do.
It's already 12 p.m., but there's still a lot to do.