The Healing Power of ‘Seoul Unknown’ in the World of K-Drama
How Inspiring Dialogues from tvN’s Latest Drama Touch Hearts
An Uplifting Tale from ‘Seoul Unknown’
In recent weeks, tvN’s weekend drama Seoul Unknown, penned by Lee Kang and directed by Park Shin-woo and Nam Geon, has captured the hearts of audiences globally. The series, a creation by Studio Dragon and Monster Union, continues to mesmerize viewers with motivational dialogues delivered by its compelling characters.
Rising Popularity and Recognition
Backed by this positive momentum, Good Data Corporation ranked the show second in its TV-OTT drama chart for June 17th. Fame even extended to the stars, Park Bo-young (portraying Yumi-ji, Yu Mi-rae) and Park Jin-young (playing Lee Ho-soo), who claimed third and fourth positions in the actor popularity index, respectively.
Adding to the acclaim, the eighth episode recently reached a peak metropolitan rating of 9.2%, based on integrated ratings from cable, IPTV, and satellite platforms, as reported by Nielsen Korea.
Rediscovering Memorable Lines:
Now let’s delve into some of the show’s impactful dialogues that continue to resonate among viewers.
Park Bo-young as Yumi-ji
Facing despair after a devastating accident ended her track dreams, Yumi-ji (Park Bo-young) endures a pivotal moment as her grandmother Gang Wolsun (Cha Mi-kyung) gently advises, “Yesterday is over, tomorrow is far, and today is yet unknown. Let’s live today.” This touching line offers solace and courage to those dealing with life’s hardships.
Park Jin-young as Lee Ho-soo
Lee Ho-soo, carrying emotional scars from a childhood incident, leads with calm assurance. When urged by Yu Mi-rae (Park Bo-young) to uncover hidden truths, Ho-soo wisely remarks, “There’s always a reason behind secrets. Have a reason when you uncover them too.” His perspective provides comfort for those concealing their own vulnerabilities.
Ryu Kyung-soo as Han Se-jin
After leaving his successful financial career to engage in farming, Han Se-jin, portrayed by Ryu Kyung-soo, empathetically encourages Yu Mi-rae during her crisis, saying, “Hold onto the good, happy, and joyful moments, even if they’re small.” The sincerity behind his words endows Yu Mi-rae, and viewers alike, with the bravery to prioritize personal peace and joy.
Conclusion
With its themes of resilience, empathy, and hope, Seoul Unknown offers a comforting retreat each weekend. Don’t miss the upcoming ninth episode airing this Saturday, June 21st at 9:20 PM.
