If you want a K-drama that blends nostalgia, family struggles, emotional depth, and real history, Typhoon Family is exactly that. The story is set during South Korea's late 1990s economic collapse, also known as the IMF era. The financial crisis is not just used as a backdrop. It becomes a turning point that changes every character’s relationships, dreams, and direction. Here are five strong reasons why Typhoon Family is trending and why viewers cannot stop talking about i

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The new K-drama Typhoon Family is set in the late 1990s, a period that completely changed South Korea’s history, the time of the IMF Crisis. It wasn’t just an economic term but a real tragedy that turned powerful families into debtors, forced small companies to close, and pushed countless people to start life all over again.