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  • Lee Jae-wook and Choi Sung-Eun Lead “Last Summer” K-Drama Release and Watch Guide

    Lee Jae-wook and Choi Sung-eun lead the K-drama Last Summer (Credits: KBS2) Last Summer  is one of the most searched K-drama titles right now! Keywords like "Last Summer", "Last Summer K-drama", Lee Jae-wook  , and Choi Sung-eun  are trending on Google as fans anticipate its release. This drama brings nostalgia, romance, and mystery into one storyline, led by two strong actors whose pairing is already creating buzz. What Is Last Summer About? Last Summer  follows childhood neighbors whose bond begins with arguments and teasing during short summer visits. As the years pass, the connection quietly deepens into emotions neither knows how to express. A sudden incident changes everything, leaving their memories buried and their relationship strained. When they reunite years later, they must face the truth behind that summer and the choices that separated them. The drama blends longing, guilt, and a sense of unfinished business, making it perfect for viewers who enjoy emotional storytelling. Last Summer (Credits: KBS2) Last Summer Cast Lineup Meet the main actors bringing emotion and tension to Last Summer . Each character plays a vital role in shaping the story and its past connections. Lee Jae-wook’s Dual Role in Last Summer Lee Jae-wook plays twin brothers Baek Do-ha and Baek Do-young. Do-ha lives abroad and returns to Korea only for a short summer each year, while Do-young grows up in Korea. Their different environments shape their personalities, creating emotional conflict when the past resurfaces. Choi Sung-eun Choi Sung-eun portrays Song Ha-Kyung, a civil servant who grew up next door to Do-ha. What begins as childhood bickering slowly shifts into deeper feelings that neither fully understands. Kim Gun-woo Kim Gun-woo ( The Glory Part 2 , 2023) joins the cast as Seo Soo-hyuk, a skilled lawyer who becomes involved in their complicated situation. His presence adds tension to the story. Behind the camera are director Min Yeon-hong and writer Jeon Yoo-ri, adding solid credibility to the production. Where and When to Watch Last Summer The drama is set to premiere on November 1, 2025 , airing every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 PM KST . It will be broadcast on KBS2 in its regular weekend drama format. Viewers in South Korea can watch new episodes on the SBS TV channel and the local OTT service WAVVE. International viewers can look forward to streaming it on Viki and Netflix, where episodes will be available with subtitles. Last Summer (Credits: KBS2) Should You Watch or Skip? Watch if: • You enjoy emotional, slow-building romance • You want to see Lee Jae-wook take on a dual role • Nostalgia and stories shaped by memory appeal to you Skip if: • You prefer fast-paced thrillers or action-centered plots • The childhood friend to lover trope no longer interests you • Slow progress in romance makes you lose patience Final Thoughts on Last Summer Last Summer  combines summer warmth with emotional depth, the kind of drama that leaves you thinking about the “what ifs” of first love. With popular stars Lee Jae-wook and Choi Sung-eun, and trending interest even before release, this drama is already shaping up to be one of the most anticipated titles of 2025. Are you planning to watch Last Summer  when it airs? Tell us in the comments! #LastSummer #LeeJaeWook #ChoiSungEun #Kdrama #KdramaNews #NetflixKdrama #VikiKdrama #SlowBurnRomance #KdramaCommunity #DualRole

  • South Korea's struggle to maintain a work-life balance. Will it change anytime soon?

    South Koreans have been known to be workaholics and at times, for good reason. We look into the South Korean working environment in 2024 and whether it has changed to a more flexible work-life balance. Coming from the UK and receiving 30 days of annual leave per year, and a full-time working week of 37.5 hours, now I look back at it, seems like a blessing. New Zealand and some other European countries have introduced a 4-day working week , and Australia has a laid-back working culture. These countries are all at the top of their game, so to hear that Korea has around 15 days annual leave per year and a tiring 52-hour work week minimum seems like a step backward to me, and this is before the proposed but failed bid to make it a 69 hour work week earlier in the year. Just 50 years ago, South Korea was not like we know today. It was a poor country with many citizens being unable to buy food or farm on the land giving its citizens the drive to work longer and harder. However, in 2024, much of that has changed with many young Koreans being wealthy and Korea promoting their culture ( Hallyu ) or big firms such as Samsung and LG paving the way in the electronic market. The Korean work culture shows many Koreans not working a 9 AM -5 PM job, but instead a 9 AM - 9 PM job and even then receiving messages from their employers outside of work hours or having the mandatory work dinners. So where is the work-life balance here? Sadly the work-life balance — or rather the lack of it — has been the subject of heated debate after the government recently proposed raising the maximum weekly working hours from 52 to 69. In early March, South Korea’s labor minister laid out the framework for this plan, which has been under review since last year. "Raising the cap on overtime would provide employees with greater flexibility" , he claimed. The government has also said raising maximum work hours was meant to allow seasonal workers — such as delivery drivers, factory workers, and builders, to legally work and earn more when they’re most in demand, and take more time off during off-seasons. This sounded much better than it actually would be, and as a result failed. Despite a general shift towards a better work-life balance, employees in South Korea find themselves working longer hours than in other countries. It has been proven in other countries that working smarter, not harder, and taking more rest days, or flexible working hours, increases productivity and happier staff. Could this be why many young Koreans are not having babies? Could this be why many Koreans are looking to move overseas? Let's check out this video! Let us know what you think the perfect work-life balance is in the comments below. #worklifebalance #workinglife #southkorea

  • The Egyptian-South Korean Air Show Decorates the Sky of the Pyramids

    The South Korean Air Games team arrived at one of the Egyptian air bases for the participation of its counterpart from the Egyptian Air Force in the implementation of an air show at the foot of the pyramids, which was carried out under the name (Pyramids Air Show 2022) on the third of August. The activities of the Egyptian-South Korean Air Show "Pyramids Air Show 2022", which is being carried out at the foot of the pyramids, with the participation of the South Korean air games team "Black Eagles", the Egyptian air games team "Silver Stars", the Egyptian team of Hell-Gazelle aircraft "Horus", and jumping teams The Free and Delta of the Egyptian Parachute Forces, and the Egyptian Military Musicians. By "Egypt Times" news site The South Korean Air Games "Black Eagles" team also reviewed their air shows by "T-B50" aircraft, followed by the implementation of air navigation shows and the formation of a group of flags by the free-jumping team of the Egyptian Parachute Forces, and the free-jumping team of the Egyptian Parachute Forces implemented Several parachute entanglement shows, and the performances included several artistic performances by military music. By "Egypt Times" news site The South Korean Black Eagles team was participating with several aircraft that were carrying out several distinguished air shows, in conjunction with the presentation of the Egyptian Silver Stars team and the Egyptian Hail Gazelle (Horus) aircraft with impressive air shows, as well as the presentation of elements of the Egyptian paratroopers. Several performances during the festival's activities, in addition to the participation of Egyptian military music with several patriotic pieces and plays accompanied by distinguished rhythmic movements. ● A dazzling air show over the pyramids during the Egyptian-South Korean air show (video) : The air show was attended by the Ministers of Civil Aviation, Youth and Sports, Tourism and Antiquities, Lieutenant-General Muhammad Abbas Helmy, Commander of the Air Force, Major General Staff Harb Ayman Shehata, Assistant Minister of Defense, and several public figures and media professionals. The parade was also attended by several commanders and officers of the armed forces, Major General Kong Seung Bae, the Korean Air Force's training and education officer, the South Korean ambassador, and the South Korean military attache in Cairo. These offers come as an affirmation of the depth of friendship and cooperation relations between Egypt and South Korea. What do you think about Egyptian-South Korean relations and the air show? Let us know!

  • Kim Soo Hyun is set to take Prada to the next level as a brand ambassador!

    Kim Soo Hyun , one of South Korea's most established young actors, has just been named a Prada brand ambassador! Let's take a look at all the details of this amazing collaboration! Image: Prada On December 19, 2024, Prada made an announcement on their official social media channels, that the highly established Korean actor Kim Soo Hyun was chosen as the new brand ambassador for the luxury Italian brand. To mark this new collaboration, Prada released two official photos of the actor, who showcased his sophisticated and timeless look . Let's check them out! Image: Prada Image: Prada So Kim Soo Hyun also become the new face of fragrance house Jo Malone in Asia, and with Prada added to the brand ambassador list, he is for sure fixating his place in the luxury market industry, and why not? It's a great side revenue stream to have while he is at the top of his game. These campaign photos, which were released by Prada, show a cool modern, and wearable look, but what is going on with his side hair? Who is Kim Soo Hyun? Kim Soo Hyun has appeared in a number of Korean dramas, and he is a leading figure in the Korean Entertainment industry. More recently, he delivered a critically acclaimed performance as Baek Hyun Woo in the popular 2024 drama, Queen Of Tears , which confirmed his status as a top actor. Check out our other articles about Queen Of Tears: https://www.dojeonmedia.com/post/queen-of-tears-star-kim-ji-won-shares-what-s-in-her-bag https://www.dojeonmedia.com/post/the-cast-of-netflix-s-hit-series-queen-of-tears-share-hilarious-secrets-about-each-other The series smashed tvN's record of four year viewership with top ratings on Netflix, reaching an outstanding 29.2 million views and 682.6 million hours of watch time in the first half of 2024! If this is what the star can achieve through his timeless and charming acting, then we are looking forward to his upcoming Prada shows and events. Let us know what you think of this collaboration in the comments below. #kdrama #brandambassador #prada #kimsoohyun

  • “Yellow Envelope Act”: More Rights for Foreign Workers? Or a Threat to Korean Jobs?

    As South Korea expands protections for migrant workers, critics warn of rising tensions and challenges ahead for local labor markets. The government maintained its position despite strong pressure from major business lobbies - the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism "South Korea has started to take a significant step towards improving labor," Kim Young-hoon, the Minister of Employment and Labor, announced during a press conference for the FCC (Foreign Correspondence Club) in Seoul on October 20, 2025, where he set out the conditions in the form of the "Yellow Envelope Act" for foreign workers in the Republic of Korea. Our writer Lewis Hooper attended the press event, and here are the MUST-KNOW facts that you need to understand. What is the "Yellow Envelope Act"? The "Yellow Envelope Act", set to take effect in March 2026 , is a proposed legislation that aims to provide stronger legal safeguards for migrant workers, who have long faced gaps in protection, job insecurity, and harsh working environments. The government maintained its position despite strong pressure from major business lobbies - the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism Backed by labor rights advocates, the Yellow Envelope Act is set to tackle long-standing inequalities in Korea’s labor system and push the country toward fairer, more inclusive workplace policies. On August 24, 2025, South Korea’s parliament made a big move by passing this groundbreaking law, rooted in a powerful 2014 movement where everyday people showed solidarity with striking workers. New protections The Act strengthens union rights and protects all workers—including migrants—from unfair lawsuits and retaliation. For years, foreign workers in Korea have faced grueling hours, limited protections, and little way to fight back against exploitation. Now, with this amendment to the Trade Union and Labor Relations Adjustment Act (TULRAA), more workers—including migrants—can organize and demand fair treatment. This is especially important as Korea’s shrinking birth rate means the country relies more than ever on foreign workers. In fact, foreign workers now make up over 5% of the workforce, and that number is expected to grow as K-culture’s global popularity continues to soar. Press Event FCC (Foreign Correspondence Club) - Photo: Lewis Hooper Visa runs Some graduates turn to informal methods—such as “visa runs” or paying private companies for visa sponsorship—to remain in Korea. While no formal policy has been introduced yet, the Minister acknowledged these challenges and signaled plans for a future training program which has been spoken about in the past, however this initiative will focus on international students with backgrounds in language or the arts, aiming to support their smooth integration into the Korean workforce while recognizing their contribution to Korean culture and society in the very near future. Additionally, the Act will facilitate youth employment exchanges between South Korea and Japan, making it easier for young people from both countries to work across borders. To support a smooth transition, the government will release detailed manuals for employers and employees, outlining rights, responsibilities, and procedures under the new law. Press Event FCC (Foreign Correspondence Club) - Photo: Lewis Hooper While the Yellow Envelope Act is expected to empower workers and unions, it may also lead to a rise in strikes and collective action, as employees make fuller use of their strengthened rights. However, the government has emphasized its commitment to transparency and public safety, stating that clear guidelines and safeguards will be in place to balance workers' rights with the protection of citizens and businesses under the new policy. Final thoughts - The Dojeon Media team The Dojeon team believes that the guidelines for the act sound promising; however, they will not be implemented right away. And although the guidelines will be published for employees and companies, most of the time when a new act like this is released, it is met with confusion and, as a result, they are not followed through with. We hope that this new act does what it says and finally provides more rights for foreign workers in Korea as Korea opens up more and more each year. What are your concerns or thoughts on the Yellow Envelope Act? We would love to hear your thoughts in the comments below! #YellowEnvelopeAct #ForeignWorkersKorea #LaborRights #MigrantWorkers #KoreaWorkforce #KCultureOpportunities

  • “Crash Landing on You” Couple’s Historic Win! Here’s Why This Changes the K-Entertainment Industry!

    people, this win was not just about awards; it was a special moment that will be remembered in Korean pop

  • Korean Actors Take Over Hollywood in the American Spy Thriller "Butterfly"

    Korean stars shine in new thriller series Butterfly (Credits: Prime Video) Butterfly  is the latest spy thriller sensation streaming exclusively on Prime Video . It premiered on August 13, 2025 , with all six episodes released simultaneously, making it perfect for binge-watching. The story follows Daniel Dae Kim  as David Jung, a former U.S. intelligence officer who faked his death and now lives quietly in South Korea. His world is flipped upside down when his killer daughter, Rebecca ( Reina Hardesty ), is sent to kill him. They get caught in a ruthless spy game while trying to rebuild shattered family ties. Butterfly  mixes fast-paced action with bullet trains, assassinations, shootouts, and emotional depth. Expect adrenaline and intimate family drama to weave together throughout the series. Butterfly Official Poster (Credits: Prime Video) Why Fans on X Can’t Stop Talking About It Whispers online reflect a unified excitement as fans are praising the crossover of Prime Video thriller with Korean screen legends. Names like Park Hae-soo , Kim Tae-hee , Kim Ji-hoon , and Sung Dong-il  boost the global appeal. Add in that BTS’s J-Hope  has a track in the soundtrack, and the buzz becomes unstoppable. The multi-lingual storytelling switches between English and Korean, making the show feel authentic and globally appealing. Especially satisfying for viewers hungry for representation and dynamic storytelling. Butterfly Review Snapshot: Taut Thriller or Just Too Slick? Butterfly stands out for its emotional impact and slick execution. Daniel Dae Kim anchors the show with strength and subtle emotion, while Reina Hardesty brings raw energy and resentment as his daughter-turned-assassin. Their chemistry is electric. Action sequences are sharp and immersive, transporting viewers from Seoul streets to tense showdown rooms. Still, some critics suggest the emotional core is light, a glossy thriller with less emotional weight than expected. Overall , the six tight episodes deliver non-stop momentum with enough feeling to keep it grounded. Just don’t expect a revolution in spy genres; it’s beautifully made, but not genre-defining. Final Thoughts Butterfly is a rare beast: an English-language spy thriller laced with Korean powerhouses, emotional scars, and bold visuals. It’s stylish, heart-driven, and keeps you guessing, perfect for fans of both international and Korean thrillers. Are you watching Butterfly  for Daniel Dae Kim’s comeback, the intense action, or the Korean star-studded cast? Let us know what draws you in! #Butterfly #AmazonPrimeVideo #DanielDaeKim

  • 7 Best Childhood Friends to Lovers K-Dramas to Watch While Enjoying "Love Next Door"!

    One of the most beloved K-drama romance tropes is " childhood friends to lovers ." Fans adore these stories for their natural progression of friendship blossoming into love. These dramas often feel more authentic, avoiding overly dramatic romances, and offering heartwarming stories that focus not only on the main couple but also the supporting cast. While waiting for the next episode of Love Next Door , check out these must-watch K-dramas that explore the "childhood friends to lovers" dynamic! 1. Love Next Door (2024) Love Next Door  tells the story of a successful woman living abroad with her perfect life — a great job and an international lawyer fiancé. But when she suddenly returns to Korea, she reconnects with her childhood best friend, now a top architect. Their relationship evolves, bringing the familiar warmth of a "childhood friends to lovers" romance that K-drama fans adore. 2. Fight for My Way (2017) Ko Dong Man ( Park Seo Joon Gyeongseong Creature 2023 - 2024) a former taekwondo athlete, and Choi Ae Ra ( Kim Ji Won Queen of Tears 2024), an aspiring TV anchor, have been best friends since childhood. Both work mundane jobs but hold on to their dreams. As they face challenges together, their bond deepens into something more, giving fans a heartfelt romance alongside the struggles of their friends. 3. Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo (2016) Bok Joo ( Lee Sung Kyung Dr. Romantic 3 2023) is a determined weightlifter with dreams of winning gold. Despite her focus on sports, she experiences her first romance with a childhood friend. The show masterfully blends youthful romance, friendship, and ambition, making it a perfect coming-of-age drama! 4. Happiness (2021) This drama introduces a high-stakes situation with a childhood friends-to-lovers romance. Yoon Sae Bom ( Han Hyo Joo Moving 2023) and Jung Yi Hyun ( Park Hyung Sik Doctor Slump 2024), childhood friends, pretend to be married to secure an apartment. But when a mysterious disease forces a quarantine, their relationship is tested in unexpected ways. 5. Reply 1988 (2015) Set in a nostalgic neighborhood, Reply 1988   follows five childhood friends who share their lives, loves, and struggles. This slice-of-life drama perfectly captures the beauty of lifelong friendships turning into love, especially through its heartwarming focus on everyday moments and relationships. 6. She Was Pretty (2015) Childhood friends Hye Jin ( Hwang Jung Eum The Escape of the Seven: Resurrection 2024) and Sung Joon ( Park Seo Joon ) reconnect as adults. Hye Jin, once a cute and wealthy girl, has lost her looks and fortune. Sung Joon, now successful and handsome, doesn’t recognize her. Their journey from old friends to lovers is full of hilarious misunderstandings and touching moments. 7. See You in My 19th Life (2023) Ban Ji Eum ( Shin Hae Sun See You in My 19th Life 2023) remembers all her past lives and is determined to find Moon Seo Ha ( Ahn Bo Hyun Flex X Cop 2024) , whom she loved in her 18th life . This drama combines the childhood friends-to-lovers trope with a unique reincarnation twist, exploring love across different lifetimes. If you're enjoying Love Next Door , these "childhood friends to lovers" K-dramas are perfect to watch while waiting for new episodes. Each brings its own charm to this beloved trope, offering both heartwarming and relatable stories! Which K-drama will you watch next? Share your thoughts below! #SeeYouinMy19thLife #childhoodfriends #Koreandramalist #lovers #shinhaesun #ahnbohyun #reply1988 #parkseojoon #LoveNextDoor #FightForMyWay #kimjiwon

  • Girl's Generation Will Make A Comeback In August!

    #girlsgeneration #snsd #snsd2022 K-pop sensation group, Girl's Generation, is back this August with all

  • “Physical-Asia”: Netflix’s First Cross-Border Fitness War Unites Eight Nations in Battle

    Netflix is taking its hit competition franchise Physical: 100  to the next level with a groundbreaking new spinoff - Physical: Asia ! The highly anticipated cross-border edition promises a fierce battle of endurance, strength, and national pride among top athletes from across the region. A Continental Clash Like Never Before For the first time, the Physical universe expands beyond Korea’s borders, gathering 48 elite athletes from Korea, Japan, Thailand, Mongolia, Turkiye, Indonesia, Australia, and the Philippines. Unlike its individual survival predecessors, Physical: Asia  transforms the format into a team-based, nation-vs-nation tournament, where six-member squads compete in brutal physical challenges, as per Hyperbeast. The twist? Eliminate one teammate, and the entire team is out, upping the stakes and intensity like never before. Star-Packed Lineup of Champions and Icons Each country brings its biggest names to the arena: a mix of Olympic medalists, MMA legends, and combat sports champions: Korea: Led by UFC pioneer Dong-hyun “Stun Gun” Kim, the powerhouse team includes Olympic gold medalist Yun Sung-bin, Physical: 100 Season 2  winner Amotti, Jang Eun-sil, Choi Seung-yeon, and ssireum champion Kim Min-jae. Japan: Fronted by celebrated MMA fighter Yushin Okami. Australia: Commanded by former UFC Middleweight Champion Robert “The Reaper” Whittaker. Philippines: Represented by boxing icon Manny Pacquiao, the only eight-division world champion in history. Thailand: Featuring Muay Thai world champion Superbon. Mongolia: Showcasing traditional wrestling star Orkhonbayar Bayarsaikhan. Turkiye: Led by four-time oil wrestling champion Recep Kara. Indonesia: Headed by physique powerhouse Igedz “Executioner”. A Colossal Arena Built for Legends Producer Jang Ho-gi, who also helmed the original Physical: 100 , revealed that the production’s massive set is as large as five football fields, constructed with 1,200 tons of sand and 40 tons of steel. More than 500 crew members worked behind the scenes to bring the epic environment to life. The arenas include a giant sinking ship, fortress-style battle zones, and architectural motifs inspired by Geunjeongjeon Hall at Gyeongbokgung Palace , blending traditional aesthetics with modern spectacle. The Vision Behind the Series Showrunner Jang described Physical: Asia as “a groundbreaking season that pushes the limits of teamwork, strength, and cultural pride.” “At its heart, the Physical series is about raw competition that transcends disciplines and generations,” he said. “By bringing national pride into the mix, the battles will be more emotional, more intense, and truly unforgettable.” He added that the show’s quests took nearly a year of planning and were tested with over 30 simulators before filming began. Part of Netflix Korea’s Expanding Unscripted Universe The new season joins Netflix Korea’s growing slate of reality and competition hits, including the upcoming Culinary Class Wars and fan-favorite Single’s Inferno . With Physical: Asia , Netflix not only raises the bar for fitness reality television but also celebrates the diversity and strength of Asia’s sporting culture on a global stage. Premiere Details -Release Date: October 28, 2025 -Platform: Netflix (Global) -Format: Nation vs Nation Physical Survival Competition , Get ready to witness the ultimate test of endurance, honor and unity when Physical: Asia drops this fall, where every rep, lift, and breath counts not just for glory, but for country. Are you excited for Physical: Asia ? Tell us what you think in the comment section! #PhysicalAsia #MannyPacquiao #legends

  • Netflix's K-drama “Chicken Nugget” cast is confirmed, but is met with controversy!

    It stars Kim Yoo Jung (also known as Kim You Jung , who previously starred in  My Demon , The 8th Night

  • How Netflix's new rom-com, "Mr. Plankton", captures the chaotic love vibe of "It’s Okay to Not Be Okay"

    with supporting performances by Oh Jung Se ( It’s Okay to Not Be Okay 2020) and Kim Hae Sook ( My Demon

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