Since entering December, a number of new Korean dramas have appeared, before the romantic campus drama "Goddess Descending" starring Wen Jiaying and Che Yinyou was launched, followed by the nonsensical funny costume drama "Queen Zheren" starring Shin Hye-sun, followed by "HUSH/Boo" is a long-lost realist Korean drama with the newspaper as the background, telling how journalists as workers choose between real survival and journalists' conscience, starring Lin Yun'er, the Korean National Goddess and forever member of the National Girls' Generation, and The Korean National Film Emperor Huang Zhengmin.
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From the perspective of a reporter, this drama tells that the newspaper is actually a company, and the reporter is an ordinary worker, who also has to face the handling of interpersonal relations in the workplace, the obedience of implicit rules, and the powerlessness of going farther and farther away from the original ideal in the face of the reality of chai rice oil and salt.
Yun Er plays Li Zhixiu, a bold and outspoken newcomer intern reporter, with the motto "The pen is stronger than the gun, but the rice is stronger than the pen", and the past in her heart that cannot be let go will gradually untie the knot in the process of growing into a real journalist.
Han Junhe, played by Huang Zhengmin, is a senior reporter in the newspaper, whose enthusiasm for pursuing justice and truth gradually cooled after experiencing "social beatings", claiming to be the designated garbage reporter of the newspaper, but under the influence of the energetic newcomer reporters, when the unfair treatment of the newspaper once again caused tragedy, his journalist's life once again turned to a turning point.
The show has aired two episodes and shows the various workplace images of newspapers, and I believe that everyone can find a little shadow of their own workplace to a greater or lesser extent.
Do you have such colleagues around you? Interested in anything, not seeking merit but seeking no fault, when a monk hits the clock one day, the head of the network news department who regards maintaining the existing job bowl as a daily goal.
Do you have such a superior around you? He is not refined in his business and has no intention of studying, and he only wants to climb up the ladder, and has been urging his subordinates to improve their grades in order to invite merit in front of the director of the bureau.
Do you have such a senior leader around you? He cares more about his own interests than he cares about his employees, is more willing to do things according to his own preferences than he obeys the company's rules, and even if he causes intern suicide because of his unreasonable demands, he only wants to clear up the relationship with the director.
Similar to the mistakes made by superiors to punish innocent subordinates, the details of the "only academic theory" encountered by graduates of non-key colleges and universities when applying for jobs are even more touching, and in the end, both of them have caused tragedies.
By showing the bittersweet and bittersweet nature of journalists' working lives, this drama vividly expresses their struggle between justice and survival, and their joy, pain, annoyance, and helplessness have also resonated with me, a veteran worker.
I wonder if you will also have this empathy? Welcome to leave a message to communicate Oh!
(Link to a short video of the TV series for enjoyment)
https://www.ixigua.com/6905722952596062731/
Starring Introduction:
Lin Yun'er
Lim Yoon Er (born May 30, 1990 in Seoul, South Korea) is a Korean singer, actress, host and member of the girl singing group Girls' Generation.
In 2002, Lim Yoon Er participated in the draft of SM Entertainment Co., Ltd. in South Korea and joined SM as a trainee under it.
On August 5, 2007, she officially debuted as a member of the singing group Girls' Generation.
In 2008, she starred in the emotional drama "You Are My Destiny" and won the Best Newcomer Actress Award and the Popular Actress Award in the TV Drama Category at the 45th Korea Baeksang Arts Awards.
In 2009, she starred in the inspirational love drama "Beggars Become Princes", with which she won the Popular Actress Award in the TV Drama Category at the 46th Korea Baeksang Arts Awards.
In 2013, he won the KBS Acting Awards Mini Series Women's Department Outstanding Acting Award for his love drama "Prime Minister and Me".
In 2017, she won the Best Popular Actress in the Film Department of the 53rd Korea Baeksang Arts Awards for her role in the action movie "Help Together".
On March 31, 2019, the starring movie "EXIT" premiered in South Korea.
Huang Zhengmin
Hwang Jeong-min (born September 1, 1970) is a South Korean actor.
In 1990, he debuted with the action movie "The General's Son".
In 2005, he won the Best Actor Award at the 29th Golden Cinematography Awards and the Best Actor Award at the 4th Korean Film Awards for his romance film "You Are My Destiny". In 2008, he won the Annual Golden Box Office Award for Best Box Office Actor in the Drama Section.
In 2010, he won the Best Actor Award at the 15th Canadian Fantasy Film Festival for his crime mystery film "Improper Dealing".
In February 2013, he won the Best Actor Award at the 34th Korea Film Blue Dragon Awards and the Best Actor Award at the 22nd Puri Film Awards for his action film New World.
In 2014, he participated in the romance film "When Men Are in Love". 2
In 20015, he won the Acting Award at the 35th Golden Cinematography Awards and the Best Actor Award at the 52nd Korean Film Grand Bell Awards for his feature film "International Market".
In 2018, he won the Best Actor Award at the 55th Big Bell Awards for the movie "Agent".