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"Walking on a Thin Ice" Previews Risky Alliance Between Lee Young Ae and Kim Young Kwang

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By Ahn Bo Hyun, Jo Bo Ah
| Kdramadiary
Walking on a Thin Ice follows Kang Eun-soo (Lee Young Ae), a devoted mother willing to risk everything to protect her family, and Lee Kyung (Kim Young Kwang), her daughter’s mild-mannered after-school art teacher who secretly leads a double life as “James,” a drug dealer at a local club. Their fates collide when they stumble upon a mysterious bag of drugs — a discovery that pulls them into a web of desperation, deceit, and mutual dependence.
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20 Must-Watch K-Dramas That Tackle the Dark Reality of Bullying

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By Cho Byeong Ku, Ahn Bo Hyun, Kang Mina, Dokgo Rewind
| Preview Magazine Verified
K-dramas aren’t a one-trick pony. While the uninitiated might be more familiar with its lovey-dovey side, Hallyu series can get gritty–and sometimes, unabashedly real. In the case of darker dramas, school violence (a.k.a. bullying) is a topic known to take some inspiration from real-life cases that have plagued Korean campuses. With that in mind, we’ve compiled below a selection of series that don’t sugarcoat these issues.
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20 Must-Watch K-Dramas That Tackle the Dark Reality of Bullying

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By Cho Byeong Ku, Ahn Bo Hyun, Dokgo Rewind, Kang Mina
| Preview Magazine Verified
These dramas aren’t afraid to get real. These dramas aren’t afraid to get real. K-dramas aren’t a one-trick pony. While the uninitiated might be more familiar with its lovey-dovey side, Hallyu series can get gritty–and sometimes, unabashedly real. In the case of darker dramas, school violence (a.k.a. bullying) is a topic known to take some inspiration from real-life cases that have plagued Korean campuses.
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