5 K-Dramas That Tell Korean History
) embarks on a successful road as a police officer with Japanese law enforcement. He encounters a masked person coming to the rescue of independence fighters time and time again. Over the course of his career, Lee Kang To realizes that the Japanese colonial regime is unjust and goes undercover to fight for Korea’s independence too.
“Bridal Mask” is set in the 1930s. Viewers get to experience what Korea was like before the Korean War, and when they were under the laws of a foreign country. The series illustrates the struggles independence fighters had to endure on a regular basis and features some heartbreaking moments between characters as they make hard choices. “Bridal Mask” is a raw look at life before modern conveniences and development of the current government.
Hey Soompiers, which K-dramas have taught you the most about Korean history? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below.
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