Episodes 13 and 14, the drama is started to fold into a more enjoyable drama and i am truly enjoying it. I am glad that Eun Chan and Han Gyul are going out in public and are making their relationship noticeable to everyone. An issue that came up that I can relate in terms of issue of inter generational and Asian traditions because most Asian family are very traditional and for a girl to up and move into a boy’s house and the fact that they are not married, is a No, No, because it goes against tradition. Since Eun Chan comes from a more traditional family, which makes the concept of her moving in with Han Gyul is a weird thing to deal with because apparently Han Gyul doesn’t have the same traditional values as she does. Also with her being the oldest and also being one of the main providers for her, her family will suffer and would have to work harder if she does decide to move out.
I am so happy that Min Yub finally is moving on! And dating some else, and maybe this girl will be way different from Eun Sae because Min Yub and Eun Sae relationship was just terrible and dragging. I say GOOD RIDDANCE!
Monday, April 5, 2010
pasta ep13/14
annoying oh sae kyung telling yoo kyung about her and chef's past relationship in italy. Its like she was telling her to "silently" back off..kinda. She's like a nice bitc*..shes not straightforward about it haha . I thought it was kinda cute how chef got all protective when yoo kyung said that she got hit by somebody ^^ alex totally wimped out -_- also kiss scene at the end of the second episode (:
Coffee Prince Ep. 13 & 14
It’s nice to finally see Eunchan and Hankyul in happy and playful relationship. However, Hankyul has a decision to make about receiving an offer to go to New York to work in his ideal job. It seems that Asians view going abroad as a better work opportunity such as Yooju also wanting to leave to New York to work. Hankyul wants Eunchan to go along with him to New York but Eunchan feels she has responsibility here still to take care of her family. Also Eunsae feels that if Eunchan left, she is abandoning her family to take care of themselves. I feel she’s being a bit selfish for her own needs. Eunchan has been the one to work endless jobs to provide for the family. They can’t depend on her forever. It would be great if her mom helped out more. There is some uneasiness about how Eunchan and Hankyul’s relationship will work with him in New York.
I feel so sorry for Minyeob because Eunsae keeps taking advantage of him and ordering him around. When he started going out with a different girl, it looks like Eunsae realizes she misses him and wants him around when she didn’t before.
Yooju comes back and Hansung and Yooju finally seem on the right track of their relationship. We later find out Yooju is pregnant and she and Hansung are both delighted with the news and excited to become parents. I’m glad they’re both happy about the baby and it didn’t turn into more drama.
Business is running well and back to normal at the Coffee Prince shop. Since Eunchan is now Hankyul’s girlfriend, it’s funny how the rest of the employees want to get on Hankyul's good side and pamper Eunchan so she's comfortable.
The story about Hankyul’s birth parents becomes complicated making Hankyul’s current parents and grandmother not biologically related to him at all. However, we see more respect Hankyul has for his mother for taking him in. She also tells him he should also respect his biological mother which this ties to traditional value family closeness and raising children with morals.
Hankyul’s grandmother and mother finds out Eunchan is a girl and dating Hankyul. The grandmother was fine with Eunchan being a boy but as his girlfriend, she highly disapproves of it since Eunchan has a lack of femininity and comes from a poor family. She suspects Eunchan is only after Hankyul’s money. His grandmother pushes Hankyul to go to New York even more but he decides to stay because he will miss Eunchan. Awww :]
I feel so sorry for Minyeob because Eunsae keeps taking advantage of him and ordering him around. When he started going out with a different girl, it looks like Eunsae realizes she misses him and wants him around when she didn’t before.
Yooju comes back and Hansung and Yooju finally seem on the right track of their relationship. We later find out Yooju is pregnant and she and Hansung are both delighted with the news and excited to become parents. I’m glad they’re both happy about the baby and it didn’t turn into more drama.
Business is running well and back to normal at the Coffee Prince shop. Since Eunchan is now Hankyul’s girlfriend, it’s funny how the rest of the employees want to get on Hankyul's good side and pamper Eunchan so she's comfortable.
The story about Hankyul’s birth parents becomes complicated making Hankyul’s current parents and grandmother not biologically related to him at all. However, we see more respect Hankyul has for his mother for taking him in. She also tells him he should also respect his biological mother which this ties to traditional value family closeness and raising children with morals.
Hankyul’s grandmother and mother finds out Eunchan is a girl and dating Hankyul. The grandmother was fine with Eunchan being a boy but as his girlfriend, she highly disapproves of it since Eunchan has a lack of femininity and comes from a poor family. She suspects Eunchan is only after Hankyul’s money. His grandmother pushes Hankyul to go to New York even more but he decides to stay because he will miss Eunchan. Awww :]
Coffee Prince Episode 13&14
These two episodes finally includes Eun Chan and Han Gyul to publicly display their relationship to everyone. They have a cute reliationship going on and Han Kyul wants Eun Chan to move in with him. This is not an easy concept for Eun Chan to understand since she believes that only married couples can live together. I guess she is still stuck in her traditional ways in some sense. I’m guessing this is more of the traditional side where only married couples live together and would be taboo if couples who are not married lived together. Then again in this new decade, we see more and more couples living together who are not married. Things are surely changing even for the Asian race. I think for this reason, it would be difficult for Eun Chan to leave her family because they rely heavily on her for financial support. Like most Asian families, it is hard to let the first born leave. So as the episodes continue on we see Min Yub going out with another girl besides Eun Sae. Finally! Because I was starting to get really annoyed with Eun Sae. She is a spoiled little brat who complains all the time yet she doesn’t want to do anything about it. This is good to see because we get to see that he is capable of getting a girl that will treat him right! I like how Coffee Prince shows different couples relationships and how each one of those relationships, there is always an issue that can be talked about or seen. This makes the drama more interesting as it doesn’t always focus on Eun Chan and Han Kyol’s relationship.
Coffee Prince Episode 13 & 14
Here we go with another week of Coffee Prince. ^_^ We get a lot of cute moments between HanGyul and EunChan at the coffee shop and also at his place. Finally we get to see that MinYub gets treated right for once with another girl. EunSae can get so annoying. Esshh… Now that there are no secrets at coffee shop EunChan can just ask SunKi for help, I think that’s pretty cool and well deserved. :D I kind of wish that they didn’t include the story line of his birth father. It brings so much seriousness when there are other things to be focused on. I love the fact that HanSung finds YuJu there, he’s happy though I’m not entirely sure if she deserves him though. This episode ends up nice.
Episode 14 continues on with EunChan finding out that MinYub is going out with someone that’s not her sister. I don’t know what is it about MinYub but he’s never treated right by the girls. Argg… And omg really HanGyul gets a little jealous that EunChan knows Terry so well, he’s just a dog. I love the interactions between HanGyul, EunChan, HanSung and YuJu, it’s so cute and playful, that’s what this drama is about. ^_^ Eeee…!!! YuJu is pregnant and she just tells HanSung about it. She doesn’t hide it or anything, it’s not drawn out and that’s a good thing. Their going to be parents, it’s so cute. (Essh.. I keep writing cute…) Now the mother in law to be and grandmother talk to EunChan about her relationship with HanGyul and so on. It’s kind of a common thing to find the mom, grandmother not liking the girlfriend/boyfriend in a Korean drama. Oh well. It’s getting good. I can’t wait for next week. ^_^
Episode 14 continues on with EunChan finding out that MinYub is going out with someone that’s not her sister. I don’t know what is it about MinYub but he’s never treated right by the girls. Argg… And omg really HanGyul gets a little jealous that EunChan knows Terry so well, he’s just a dog. I love the interactions between HanGyul, EunChan, HanSung and YuJu, it’s so cute and playful, that’s what this drama is about. ^_^ Eeee…!!! YuJu is pregnant and she just tells HanSung about it. She doesn’t hide it or anything, it’s not drawn out and that’s a good thing. Their going to be parents, it’s so cute. (Essh.. I keep writing cute…) Now the mother in law to be and grandmother talk to EunChan about her relationship with HanGyul and so on. It’s kind of a common thing to find the mom, grandmother not liking the girlfriend/boyfriend in a Korean drama. Oh well. It’s getting good. I can’t wait for next week. ^_^
coffee prince EpS 13/14
by Han Kyol having to decide whether or not to take the position in America or stay and build his franchise becomes a difficult conflict in this episode. Join the company that is well known or start from his small company even when other franchises are more dominant. But it also conflicts with Eun CHan moving with him and leaving her family. Sometimes it is difficult for the eldest child to leave when the family depends on you. We see this mostly from asian families. Then again, when Han Kyol asked his grandmother if he was a problem child, she replied that every child is like that. Are they really? I don't think this applies to Eun CHan, she practically had to raise her family. So would that apply more to boys? lol.
But now we also see the scenario of the couples, whose couple problem i worse? By showing the different couple scenarios we see that every couple has their own issues, only it might take one couple a bit longer thant he other to reconcile their differences. I'd say Go Eun Chan's relationship is just a bit more funny. I'm pretty sure everyone agrees with this statement. And jealousy really does heighten the dramas, but then again is it fun to make the other person jealous? I see this a lot in Thai dramas as well. Oh wells at least they all made up and we see the right couples back together. NO mORE love TrIaNGLES! ( I mean QUADRANGLES).
But now we also see the scenario of the couples, whose couple problem i worse? By showing the different couple scenarios we see that every couple has their own issues, only it might take one couple a bit longer thant he other to reconcile their differences. I'd say Go Eun Chan's relationship is just a bit more funny. I'm pretty sure everyone agrees with this statement. And jealousy really does heighten the dramas, but then again is it fun to make the other person jealous? I see this a lot in Thai dramas as well. Oh wells at least they all made up and we see the right couples back together. NO mORE love TrIaNGLES! ( I mean QUADRANGLES).
Coffee Prince13 & 14
Han Kuyol's birth secret exposed! I was as shocked as Han Kuyol; the story was still kind of complicated to me, seems like its a more than a love triange!? But I do look up to Han Kuyol's mom because of her tolerance and kind hearted.
I like the interaction Eun Chan and Han Kuyol had as the story led, it went naturally like a friend but more intimate. The "five-word game" seems fun, Taiwan has similar games though, but usually limited for three words only. However base on the Korean drama formula I think soon there will be conflicts that reach to its climax (then goes to happy ending in the end).
Also the episode 13 brought out the topic of "cohabitate". Apparently Eun Chan is still conservative, thinking that only married couples can live together. I'm not sure if it is common in Korea though, but more and more people in Taiwan are willing to try to live together before they decide to go into marriage. The reason is just like picking a dress and try it in the fitting room, to see if the two people could really cope up with each others' life style and daily habbits. Meanwhile the older generation would consider this too open or modern, thinking that this comes from Western influences. The future plan discussion also link with the long-distance relationship. Since the drama hasn't come to its end I have no idea how will it deal with the long-D, but I'll be looking forward to seeing if there is any creative results in this drama. The result came out in episode 14, that Han Kuyol decided to stay, which is also cliche but there seems no other better ways. The other traditional view on sexes happened when Han Kuyol brought Eun Chan back to introduce her as his girlfriend. Han Kuyol's mom and grandmother still consider girl should behave like girl, being feminem and girly, which irritated Han Kuyol. In episode 14 they still couldn't accept the fact that Han Kuyol was dating Eun Chan, and hopefully things will turn out better afterwards.
There is Eun Shin I want to talk about, she is such a spoiled daughter and sister. She is mean to Huang Min Yuao and her family as well. It was such a epitome for the image of "My Sassy Girl" that Eun Sin is so bossy to Huang Min Yuao. I never see her sacrifice herself for her family but still she kept complaining about their economic condition. Why didn't she think about getting a part-time job so she could have supported herslef to college? Almost everything in her life is followed as she wishes, but still she felt no satisfaction. She wanted her sister to marry some rich guys and bought them big house, supported their life. To me her character is such an annoying one and I almost try to fastforward her part!
As the story goes to its end, I'd like to see what ending will Eun Chan and Han Kyuol had.
I like the interaction Eun Chan and Han Kuyol had as the story led, it went naturally like a friend but more intimate. The "five-word game" seems fun, Taiwan has similar games though, but usually limited for three words only. However base on the Korean drama formula I think soon there will be conflicts that reach to its climax (then goes to happy ending in the end).
Also the episode 13 brought out the topic of "cohabitate". Apparently Eun Chan is still conservative, thinking that only married couples can live together. I'm not sure if it is common in Korea though, but more and more people in Taiwan are willing to try to live together before they decide to go into marriage. The reason is just like picking a dress and try it in the fitting room, to see if the two people could really cope up with each others' life style and daily habbits. Meanwhile the older generation would consider this too open or modern, thinking that this comes from Western influences. The future plan discussion also link with the long-distance relationship. Since the drama hasn't come to its end I have no idea how will it deal with the long-D, but I'll be looking forward to seeing if there is any creative results in this drama. The result came out in episode 14, that Han Kuyol decided to stay, which is also cliche but there seems no other better ways. The other traditional view on sexes happened when Han Kuyol brought Eun Chan back to introduce her as his girlfriend. Han Kuyol's mom and grandmother still consider girl should behave like girl, being feminem and girly, which irritated Han Kuyol. In episode 14 they still couldn't accept the fact that Han Kuyol was dating Eun Chan, and hopefully things will turn out better afterwards.
There is Eun Shin I want to talk about, she is such a spoiled daughter and sister. She is mean to Huang Min Yuao and her family as well. It was such a epitome for the image of "My Sassy Girl" that Eun Sin is so bossy to Huang Min Yuao. I never see her sacrifice herself for her family but still she kept complaining about their economic condition. Why didn't she think about getting a part-time job so she could have supported herslef to college? Almost everything in her life is followed as she wishes, but still she felt no satisfaction. She wanted her sister to marry some rich guys and bought them big house, supported their life. To me her character is such an annoying one and I almost try to fastforward her part!
As the story goes to its end, I'd like to see what ending will Eun Chan and Han Kyuol had.
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