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KBS Drama Special: If We Were a Season

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KBS Korean Drama Special: If We Were a Season

Annyeong, readers!

I spent the last week of March 2018 suffering from sore throat, mild cold and cough. Even if I was sick, I'm still thankful that it did not get any worse and I'm pretty much OK now.

So, going back, while I was glued to my bed at home and drinking lots of water (and coffee), I was randomly scrolling through the Facebook news feed and then stumbled upon a KBS Korean Drama Special shared by a friend. It is called 'If We Were a Season' and Chae Soo Bin is the female lead — and, if it's Soo Bin then I gotta watch this!

So I setup my laptop, called my sister (my Kdrama-buddy), and watched the drama show together. Our grandma joined us, too, though she complained that she cannot understand what the characters were saying (in Korean language). She couldn't read the subtitles, but nonetheless, she relied on the visuals and our explanations (haha).

And we spent that early afternoon watching two childhood friends [Gi Seok and Hae Rim] fell in love, and what happens after someone came [Dong Kyeong].

This Korean drama special runs for about 1 hour and 7 minutes only, so I will not spoil anymore clues. Just watch If We Were a Season | 우리가 계절이라면 now! ♥

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