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The 10 Hottest Kdrama moments without a kiss
We've already celebrated the 10 hottest Kdrama kisses, but coming few and far between, those kisses aren’t what really fuel the majority of the romances in our favorite dramas. The episodes leading up to the big explosion of passion are often filled with sweet moments of tender romance that make our stomachs do somersaults and keep us pushing the “next episode” button. So, now that the weather’s getting cold, let’s celebrate some of these heart-warming moments, shall we? There are so many to choose from, but here are a few of the top tender Kdrama moments: 1.The blow dryer, Personal Taste Sure, it’s kind of impractical and inconvenient, but I’m pretty sure that most Kdrama fans would jump at the chance to have Lee Min Ho blow dry their hair. Oh, and then he gets mesmerized by her neck. Win-win-win-win-win. 2.The flowers, Full House Rain’s character in Full House wasn't always the best at expressing his feelings (okay, that's a major understatement). In fact, when he sends 105 flowers to Ji Eun, she initially asks if it's a symptom of food poisoning. His advance apology flowers show her that he doesn't want to hurt her, and they share a sweet, argument-free moment surrounded by roses. I'm sure I wasn't the only one who wanted to strangle Hye Won when she barged in on the party! 3. The sewing scene, Marry Him If You Dare See, kids? Basic household chores can be fun! This sweet moment gives Mi Rae a glimpse of Kim Shin's inner kindness, and it almost makes the existence of that horrific dress forgivable. Almost. 4. The measurements, Arang and the Magistrate Whoa. Apparently, sewing is the sexiest activity in the world. Who knew? Nothing even really happens in this scene, and it still had me clutching my heart. 5. The phone booth, Queen In Hyun's Man This show was basically one gigantic montage of awwwww-worthy moments, but one that sticks out to me (aside from the fantastic tip-toe kiss, obviously) is when they get caught inside their special phone booth in the rain. The rain goes on and on and on, but they don't mind snuggling and making plans to tour the world together. 6. Reading out loud, The Master's Sun I'm kind of a sucker for people reading anything together, even if they're just legal documents. Even more than that, this scene was symbolic of the growing trust between Gong Sil and Joong Won. He trusted her with his biggest weakness. In return, she was late to her big date with Kang Woo. 7. The library notes, Sungkyunkwan Scandal Love notes inside library books. LIBRARY BOOKS! Alskdfskdhfgfegf. SO MUCH EMOTION. This is every nerd's secret dream. 8. The tango, Scent of a Woman Possibly the hottest non-kissing scene in the history of all Kdrama. Ji Wook uses the tango to prove Yeon Jae's feelings for him, and by the end, I'm pretty sure none of us have any doubts. 9. Cooking lessons, Dating Agency: Cyrano I have a major case of second male lead syndrome when it comes to this show. I can't help it. But who can resist scenes like this one? Yet another mundane chore turned awesome by the power of chemistry. 10. The beach, Goong It feels like it took eleventy bagillion years for the main leads to get together in this series. This short scene of the couple frolicking on the beach was a much-needed break from the palace tension to remind us that this couple really was falling in love. Even as I type this, I can think of about 20 more scenes that I could include on this list. There are just so many good ones to choose from! Which sweet Kdrama moments captured your heart? Comment below! Vivi is an unapologetic Korean drama addict and blogger. She blogs with her Kdrama best friend Coco at Kdrama Fighting! In her free time, she likes to bring her commentary to the DramaFever crowd.
Am I The Only One OBSESSED With Gong Hyo-jin's Dramas?
I love Korean Dramas that have relatable female main characters. A lot of Korean actresses are really cute and all, but make for pretty dry portrayals, which end up making the dramas SO BORING to watch. However, Gong Hyojin has consistently played what I'd call my 'K-Drama Spirit Animal'! I don't know if she's one of those actresses who gets to pick her own scripts, but all of her lead roles are consistently awesome. I'm always rooting for her and admire her strengths, and at the same time, her characters have flaws I can see in myself too. Yoo-kyung in 'Pasta' First off, I loved 'Pasta'. This drama basically combined three of my favorite things - Gong Hyo-jin, a love triangle involving cute male leads, and massive amounts of carbohydrates. Hyojin's pasta chef Yoo-kyung spoke to my emotional eating side. (I mean, look at her face. You just haven't cried until you've cried with a mouthful of fettuccine alfredo.) Gong-shil in 'Master's Sun' This is the drama where Hyo-jin could see dead people. I can't see dead people, but I could relate to the general insecurities she had after spending her life that way. I think everyone has felt like something of an outsider before in their life, right? (Except, you know, I probably would have been way more into Seo In Guk than she was. I mean, girl. GIRL.) Hae-soo in 'It's Okay, That's Love' I love this drama so much that it's one of the few dramas that I watched twice in a row! Hae-soo was my dream K-Drama character. She was fiercely independent, extremely ambitious, and while she did end up finding love, love was never her primary pursuit. Of course, she had her share of crying scenes, but she always knew to keep her composure. (Also, I love this picture. She's like 'Don't speak, Jo In-sung. Just stand there and look pretty for all the K-Drama girls binge-watching our show on Viki.') Ye-jin in 'The Producers' I LOVED Yejin because she's totally suited to where I feel like I am in my own life - part-time professional, part-time insufferable teenager. I loved the way she moaned and groaned and always had something to be sarcastic about, but at the same time, was smart, driven, and definitely knew how to hustle and get things done. Sooooooo... that's me and my undying spirit animal crush on Gong Hyo-jin's K-Drama characters! I can't wait until she's in another drama, as I hope her next role will be as equally awesome as all her past ones have been. (Do you hear me, Hyo-jin?! Don't blow this!!)
8 on-screen romances we wish were real
With the big news that the stars of Hana Yori Dango have been secretly dating for 9 years, now seems like the perfect time to discuss a few other on-screen romances we hope will boil over into real-life love stories. 1. So Ji Sub and Gong Hyo Jin - Master’s Sun So Ji Sub and Gon Hyo Jin from Master’s Sun are like salty and sweet onscreen, a deliciously perfect pairing. Their chemistry in Master’s Sun launched a thousand shippers (myself included), and the behind-the-scenes clips from the show reveal that chemistry wasn’t all just great acting. Even though Gon Hyo Jin just announced she is seeing Lee Jin Wook, I am still holding out hope for a Big Sun romance. 2. Krystal Jung and Kang Min Hyuk - Heirs They won DramaFever’s 2013 award for best couple, beating out Kim Tan and Eun Sang among others. Everything about them in Heirs was adorable, and they managed to steal every scene they were in. If they can't be in love in real life, at least have them together again in another drama soon, okay? 3. Choi Min Ho and Choi Seol Ri (Sulli) -To the Beautiful You I am such a shipper for these two. I’ve even watched YouTube conspiracy videos that try to link them together. Either Choi Min Ho is the best actor ever, or there was some real romance mojo working for them during To the Beautiful You. Fingers crossed for the latter. 4. Lee Hong Ki and Yang Jin Sung - Bride of the Century Jeremy! Lose the blond hair and you are pretty dreamy. I hope these two are sharing a sweet potato in real life. 5. Park Shin Hye & Yong Hwa - Heartstrings Park Shin Hye has had plenty of amazing romantic pairings, and I am pretty sure her acting is so good that she could make you believe she was in love with Pororo, but her chemistry with Yong Hwa in both You’re Beautiful and Heartstrings feels so real. Obviously, I can’t be the only one who loves them together since they paired up for two shows. Please, please let this duet one day be real. 6. Kim Hyun Joong & Jung So Min - Playful Kiss If Kim Hyun Joong can’t love me, he should at least love Jung So Min. She is adorable. 7. George Hu and Annie Chen - Love Around and Love Now These two starred in back-to-back Taiwanese dramas Love Around and Love Now. And though their characters were different, their chemistry remained crackling. Coincidence? Or a clue that on-screen chemistry could bubble over into real life? 8. Bae Su Ji (Suzy) and Taecyeon - Dream High I am always rooting for Taecyeon, and he is always rooting for Suzy. Ergo, I root for them together. Bonus: My Favorite Real-Life Couple that should be in a show together: Rain and Kim Tae Hee The internet went crazy when Rain and Kim Tae Hee announced they were dating. In my fantasy, this real-life couple would take that authentic chemistry, pair up with the Hong Sisters, and make a 16 episode romantic comedy titled something like My Enemy, My Oppa or Flower Boy Flower Shop. So, what other on-screen romances would you like to see turn into something real?