Park Shin Hye Doctor Role

In 2016, the sweet pairing of Park Shin Hye and Kim Rae Won sprung a once in a lifetime love story in SBS drama, Doctors. 

TITLE: Doctors NETWORK: SBS THEME: Romance | Medical | Drama LENGTH: 20 EPISODES BROADCAST DATE: 20 JUNE 2016 – 23 AUGUST 2016 MAIN LEADS: PARK SHIN HYE | KIM RAE WON | LEE SUNG KYUNG | YOON KYUN SANG HIGHLIGHTS: LINGERING LIFE LESSONS | STELLAR CAMEOS AND APPEARANCES OVERALL RATING:  RE-WATCH VALUE:  RELATED DRAMAS: DR. ROMANTIC, DOCTOR STRANGER, YONG PAL, GOOD DOCTOR

Headlined by acclaimed stars Park Shin Hye and Kim Rae Won, the 2016 hit series garnered 22.02% viewership rating in its last episode while maintaining high ratings every episode. Proving global popularity,

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Boasts a star-studded cast lineup. This includes renowned stars such as Kim Young Ae, Eom Hyo Seop, Baek Sung Hyun and Kim Min Suk, to name a few. Notably, this also marked the reunion of Park Shin Hye and Baek Sung Hyun since

Yoo Hye Jung (Park Shin Hye) is a wayward high school delinquent who came from a harsh background. Lacking from her parents’ love and affection, Hye Jung grew up as a troublemaker. Due to her childhood scars, Hye Jung struggles opening up to people even to her closest ones. 

However, soon as she cross paths with Hong Ji Hong (Kim Rae Won), who later became her teacher and mentor, Hye Jung changes. She transforms from being a hopeless teenage girl into a compassionate neurosurgeon with a well-achieved career. 

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Though having a prosaic plot makes it not an engaging watch for some, nonetheless, it scores high by giving importance to raw human emotions. The mentor-mentee relationship between the main leads spawns a whole new kind of watching experience. This is mainly because of the degree of maturity in relationship the two have.

It is not the usual save-me-from-my-mess female lead trope. The heroine instead embraces the hardships that come her way as means for her growth. Meanwhile, compared to the typical egotistic and emotionally infantile male lead trope, Hong Ji Hong is a total game changer. 

Despite having tragic and miserable pasts, they grew up completely gentle and warmhearted –  far from the unfair treatment they received from their own relatives in the past. They always make way for things that matters for their personal growth – career, romantic relationship and family. 

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The lessons it conveys is way remarkable and meaningful. Most importantly, it exposes the negative effects of experiencing the harshest things in life.Yet again, it still reminds that good things and beautiful moments will come. 

As expected from the outstanding actor, Nam Goong Min’s cameo stood out for me the most. The hardworking single dad plot had me in bucket of tears.

His two sons suffer from different disease at the same time. Due to life burdens; being physically exhausted, financially unstable, and having two sons to take care off, he opted on committing suicide. Later on, he recovered from his unfortunate situation and by the help of Hye Jung, he found hope in living for his sons. 

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Kim Woo Jin was with his wife on their way to their wedding when they suddenly get caught in car accident. His wife who was completely unconscious, was pregnant. Later on she suffered semi-coma. 

Though the obstetrician confirmed that the fetus was healthy, the injuries her wife received from the accident are too severe. The only thing that Kim Woo Jin held on is his decision to wait until the baby arrive. While his wife is barely hanging, the baby was safely delivered. 

As he arrived in the hospital, he witnessed his wife’s vital signs decline. While holding her hands tight, he finally tells her that the words he wasn’t able to say when she was still alive, “I love you”. In a few moments, his wife passes away.

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Were full of exciting moments, reasonably crowning the most re-watchable scenes of the show. Fighting a mob of gangsters with bare hands, caught red-handed for stealing, starting a riot in a bar – Park Shin Hye made quite an impression for me. 

Although the intensity lapsed in the latter episodes, the episodic patient story line earned its winning points. The heart breaking stories of every patients they came across with taught them lessons which eventually moved the plot forward.

Becoming the driving force of the show, the sweet romance from Park Shin Hye and Kim Rae Won was a sure watch. Since it is not the conventional K-Drama romance mood, with distrustful couples and noble idiocy, the whole concept presented a sensible love story. 

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Though the initial revenge plot loose its power, the heart-fluttering romance, poignant scenes with a dose of comical breather from the hospital cast members provided relish and satisfaction. 

“True relationships can change people. The person I’m involved with can transform my life. That is why people can be both sources of hope and despair.” Yoo Hye JungCurrently reigning over the Monday & Tuesday primetime drama slot is SBS’s “Doctors, ” starring Park Shin Hye and Kim Rae Won. “Doctors” is a romantic drama set in the medical world that reveals the story of a man and a woman who overcome their childhood struggles. It’s a drama about personal growth and the positive effects of genuine love written by screenwriter Ha Myung Hee of “High Society” and directed by director Oh Choong Hwan of “My Love From the Star.”

Park Shin Hye stars as our main character, Yoo Hye Jung, a pessimistic high-school delinquent who comes from a rough background. Hye Jung struggles with opening up to those around her, choosing rather to take alternative actions which often leads to violence. Her story unfolds in a way that allows us to see her growth from an apathetic and aggressive youth to that of a young, determined doctor. 

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Kim Rae Won plays the local high school teacher, Hong Ji Hong, who comes from an affluent family. His compassion for his students and care towards them breaks down their barriers and serves as a form of encouragement for Hye Jung. He is a good teacher but his mannerisms suggest that there are subjects in his life that he avoids. Although Ji Hong is adopted, he shares a strong bond with his adopted father.

If the impressive production staff and main characters did not catch your attention, the drama also features an accomplished ensemble of supporting characters. Viewers familiar with the drama “Pinocchio” will be able to witness a different dynamic between Yoon Kyun Sang and Park Shin Hye, as the former plays a neurosurgeon (Jung Yoon Do) who works in the same hospital. Jung Yoon Do is intellectual and blunt; his quirky personality makes him the comedic relief but also endearing to watch.

Lee Sung Kyung, who garnered mixed reviews for her portrayal in “Cheese in the Trap” wraps up our romantic quadrangle as Hye Jung’s hardworking and wealthy classmate, Jin Seo Woo. Lee Sung Kyung delivers in her portrayal of the jealous high school student who fancies her homeroom teacher. Though her motives are often selfish, her ability to voice her emotions makes her a character that’s capable of much development. Not every second lead is meant to serve as a rival for a heroine. In this drama, Seo Woo and Hye Jung share many differences,  but bitterness and hate is not the only result of their clashes. 

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“Doctors” has aired 10 episodes of its 20 total so far. By this point, we’ve been exposed enough to our characters to become invested in their stories. As this show has progressed, I am constantly being impressed by the deft way it has captured the relationships between different individuals. The show has done a fantastic job showing raw human emotions while pairing it with a dash of sweet romance.

There are many stereotypical roles in the drama that could have gone wayward, but they didn’t. The superficially stereotypical are fleshed out into unique, relatable characters. For example,  Jin Seo Woo is the beautiful second lead who comes from a wealthy family and is filled with jealousy, but she is also an individual struggling to understand herself and to find the values she wants to live by. Yoo Hye Jung is the lovable main character with a traumatic past; she is also a woman learning to be sensitive and strong in a world where it seems women can’t be both. The characters in this drama are multidimensional. Just as in real life, it is not easy to categorize them as good or bad.

The beautiful cinematography and the sprinkles of narration by Yoo Hye Jung have really made this drama a joy to watch. Although I was concerned about the teacher-student relationship narrative, I am starting to understand perhaps the story is meant show the growth a of mentor-mentee relationship to that of lovers. This topic, which seems taboo, has been handled with care and a captivating plot.

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“Why don’t you have a boyfriend yet?” ask my relatives. I shrug and tell them I’m too busy, declining to mention the fact that I am actually in multiple parasocial relationships with my favorite celebrities. It’s the fan-girl life for me and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Join me,  somilha,  as I consume more K-pop,