10 Scenes That Almost Always Appear in Korean Dramas, A Bit Strange but Makes You Smile - The Most Beloved Sweet Spice

Kapanlagi.com - Korean dramas always have a unique way of making the audience smile, even through scenes that seem clichéd. Although these moments have appeared in many dramas, they actually become the sweet spice that makes love stories feel more alive, warm, and memorable.

Some typical Korean drama scenes can even feel a bit strange when thought about logically. But that's their charm! Every sudden hug or meaningful gaze manages to create strong chemistry between characters. Those of you who are older surely know very well what those scenes are.

So, what are the scenes that seem clichéd yet remain the beloved sweet spice in many Korean dramas, especially in the romcom genre? Let's check it out, KLovers!

1. Hugging Because of a Passing Motorcycle

Scene from the drama The Heirs (credit: imdb.com)

This scene is classic in Korean dramas. As the character walks, suddenly a motorcycle speeds by. Reflexively, the male character pulls the woman into his embrace to keep her safe. Although it feels excessive, this moment triggers heartbeats and sweetens the bond between the two.

2. Freezing in Place When About to Be Hit

Scene from the drama Goblin (credit: imdb.com)

For some reason, characters who are almost hit by vehicles often freeze in place instead of dodging. Usually, someone comes to save them at the last second. Although unrealistic, this scene adds tension while strengthening the emotional bond between the main characters.

3. Guy Protecting from Water Splashes

Scene from the drama Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo (credit: imdb.com)

When a car passes by on a muddy road, the male character quickly shields the woman from getting splashed by water. This simple gesture is considered very romantic in Korean dramas, highlighting the small yet meaningful attention the man shows to the woman he likes.

4. Waking Up Beautiful

Scene from the drama Because This Is My First Life (credit: imdb.com)

Characters in Korean dramas almost always wake up with fresh faces and neatly styled hair. There are no signs of sleep or puffy eyes. Although far from reality, this visual reinforces the "perfect" impression of the characters and makes viewers enjoy watching them for a long time.

5. Accidental Kiss from Falling

Scene from the drama Destined With You (credit: imdb.com)

Two characters trip or slip and accidentally kiss. This scene may be cliché, but it is very effective in building chemistry and romantic tension. Viewers usually smile to themselves seeing how awkward yet sweet the situation is, which accelerates the closeness between the two characters.

6. Stunning Makeover

Scene from the drama True Beauty (credit: imdb.com)

One character, usually female, undergoes a sudden makeover. In an instant, she looks stunning, leaving those around her in awe. This scene often symbolizes self-transformation and the beginning of a bolder and more confident love story within the narrative.

7. It Turns Out to Be Childhood Friends

Scene from the drama Welcome to Samdal-ri (credit: imdb.com)

The story suddenly reveals that the two characters who meet now are actually childhood friends. The bond formed since childhood makes the love story feel more fated and emotional. This twist is often used to add emotional depth and nostalgia to the narrative.

8. The Man and the Magic Umbrella

Scene from the drama Lovely Runner (credit: imdb.com)

When it suddenly starts to rain, the male character somehow always appears with an umbrella. He shelters the woman with great care. Although a bit clichéd, this scene is so romantic as it depicts a sense of protectiveness and warm presence in an unexpected situation.

9. Leftover Food on the Lips

Scene from the drama Secret Garden (credit: imdb.com)

The female character eats heartily and leaves leftover food on her lips. The male character then cleans it up with his hand or a tissue. This small moment feels very intimate and sweet, showing attention to detail towards the person he likes without needing many words.

10. Shoulder Protection Jacket

Scene in the drama Crash Landing on You (credit: imdb.com)

When the weather is cold or the situation requires protection, the male character does not hesitate to place his jacket on the female character's shoulders. In addition to showing care, this gesture also displays a classic gentleman attitude that always melts the hearts of the audience instantly.

That is a scene that seems clichéd but remains a sweet spice loved by many Korean dramas. There is still a lot of other information about Korean dramas that KLovers can learn by reading articles on kapanlagi.com. Because, if not now, when?

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