Life is Beautiful

By MW

It is a great drama and portrayal of characters are really good. For Asian women, it is good to have fair complexion and so they avoid too much sun in order not to get tanned. In the west, women like sunkissed skin or even tanned skin. It is a different standard of beauty. I suppose it is not related to people of colour.

By So samean

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By ELFIEN

It's very very best drama.

By lennyshari

nice drama...i get an idea of how the life of a gay and really beautiful world..good job lee sang woo

By Chris

Dear “Life is Beautiful” producers and writers: My name is ''Chris''. I am a Jamaican who has lived in the United States for 9 years, and recently migrated to Alberta, Canada. Ever since the groundbreaking Luke & Noah gay storyline appeared on the U.S. daytime soap opera “As The World Turns” in 2007, I and many other people (including gay men, straight women, and a few straight men who might not care to admit it publicly J) have become enthusiastic fans of TV shows from around the world that include gay storylines. These storylines have become all the rage with online international fan bases on sites like YouTube, DailyMotion, etc. In fact, like many other people, at least in recent times I had totally lost interest in soap operas and their ridiculous plots. It was the introduction of gay storylines that rekindled my interest to watch. I just wanted to let you know that I am such a fan of the “Life is Beautiful” Korean drama, especially the Tae Sub & Kyung Soo storyline which is what drew me to the show. I was first introduced to the show back in September 2010 through a weekly column called “Gays of Our Lives” on the AfterElton.com web-site, which covered weekly episodes of TV soap operas/ dramas from different parts of the world that have gay storylines. Since then I have been hooked. Through the show, I’ve learned more about Korean culture, and able to see the similarities that cut across many cultures, including mine. Some of the very popular gay storylines from shows around the world which people watch online and I enjoy include: · Christian & Olli of “Verbotene Liebe” (Forbidden Love) – Germany · Deniz & Roman of “Alemana Alles Was Zählt”– Germany · Kyle & Oliver Fish of “One Life to Live” – U.S.A. · Craig & John Paul (up to 2007-2008), and now Brendan & Ste of “Hollyoaks” – United Kingdom · Aaron & Jackson of “Emmerdale” – United Kingdom · Christian & Syed of “EastEnders” – United Kingdom · Iolo & Scott of ''Pobol y Cwm'' (People of the Valley) – Wales “Life is Beautiful” is the only one though that has made me sob recently, because there are so many deeply touching moments among the characters, especially Kyung Soo and Tae Sub. Your choice of music is great for those scenes. I wept when Tae Sub ‘came out’ to his stepmother (love her!) and then to his father. I relate very much to Tae Sub I recognize every facial expression, moment of joy, and frustrating experience he has been through. The relationship he has with Kyung Soo is so moving and hot, so I hope it survives all the challenges. I have also experienced many lighthearted and funny moments watching the show. I hope you know how much the work you do is appreciated by many, not only in Korea. It means more than you probably know. It touches my heart. Please pass on this appreciation to all the actors, especially to my favorites, the gorgeous Song Chang Ui (Yang Tae Sub) and Lee Sang Woo (Kyung Soo). My only concern with the show so far has been a few episodes where at least one character (Cho Rong) exclaimed to her friend that she didn’t want her skin to get too dark [because of being out in the sun], which I hope is not a racist slight against black people and other people of color.

By lee

It is good to let the family know you are gay,that is why life was beautiful.

By yong

life is beatiful