KJay
> Similarities:
• Both dramas talk about dreams or ambitions that have already been lost.
• Even in the previously mentioned scenario, both protagonists pursued these dreams, whether it was a fleeting moment or a lifetime.
• The dream of both, although not the same, is similar: to present/perform with their skills in the performing arts.
• Both dramas show how the family deals with this (dreams/fame being achieved by the protagonists): first denial and rejection, then acceptance and support. Personally, I found it to be one of the most interesting parts of both dramas.
• Both dramas talk about dreams or ambitions that have already been lost.
• Even in the previously mentioned scenario, both protagonists pursued these dreams, whether it was a fleeting moment or a lifetime.
• The dream of both, although not the same, is similar: to present/perform with their skills in the performing arts.
• Both dramas show how the family deals with this (dreams/fame being achieved by the protagonists): first denial and rejection, then acceptance and support. Personally, I found it to be one of the most interesting parts of both dramas.
?Similarities:
• Both dramas seek to adapt the life of Hwang Jin Yi, a famous gisaeng;
• There were 3 men involved in the lives of the two protagonists, romantically or not, they had some impact.
• Sacrifices and tragedies. Both suffered a lot throughout their lives, sacrificing their dignity and losing their shine.
That said, it's up to you to decide if you think it's worth it. Particularly, nothing beats the 2006 series for me.
• Both dramas seek to adapt the life of Hwang Jin Yi, a famous gisaeng;
• There were 3 men involved in the lives of the two protagonists, romantically or not, they had some impact.
• Sacrifices and tragedies. Both suffered a lot throughout their lives, sacrificing their dignity and losing their shine.
That said, it's up to you to decide if you think it's worth it. Particularly, nothing beats the 2006 series for me.
