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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Before you can write a Korean Drama, you have to understand what makes it a Korean Drama (Besides from being Korean, but that doesn't count.) Korean Dramas are usually aimed at the female audience, and focus mainly on themes such as romance and family. Expect to use the Asian value of fillial piety and respect for seniors which is prevalent in Korean culture. A lot. |