A ssireum wrestler keeps a community together in K-drama

What to enjoy? Choosing in between Song Kang’s “My Demon” or Jang Dong- yoon’s “Like Flowers in Sand” was very easy. It was a fast hand down the last since I assumed its ambiance was common dramatization contrasted to the previous’s mood evocative American television program “Lucifer.”

But I was incorrect. My rate of interest in “My Demon” blew over promptly regardless of Song Kang playing the pulchritudinous devil.

Jang Dong- yoon, on the various other hand, was a gold locate with his representation of wrestler Kim Baek- du. Intertwining Baek- du’s tale with an unresolved community murder versus the background of ssireum, Korean fumbling, made the 12 episodes of “Like Flowers in Sand” interesting.

Ssireum, an abstract social heritage, experiences high up on the nonstop hallyu (Korean Wave). Hallyu is Korea’s “soft …