Raise your hands friends who watched the drama "Reply 1988"!!!

It's one of my favorite Korean drama movies. 'Reply 1988' is a popular Korean drama that aired in 2015, and is one of the 'Reply' series.

The work is set in 1988 and tells the story of five families living in Bangbae-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul. The work delicately depicts the culture and social situation of Korea in 1988, and tells a moving story about the dreams and passions of young people living in that era, and human relationships among family members.

I would like to recommend this drama to friends who are curious about the old life and culture of Korea.

'Reply 1988' is a drama set in the 1980s in Korea, so you can get a glimpse of the culture, social situation, economic situation, and human relations of that era.

For example, inflation was a serious problem in Korea in the 1980s, and student movements and democratization movements were actively taking place. The characters in the work face everyday problems related to such situations, and try to solve them.

Also, the work depicts the music and fashion of that era in detail. Korean music in the 1980s has a unique feel and atmosphere that is very different from that of the present, and the work appropriately utilizes such music to reproduce that era. In addition, the fashion, food, and daily life of that era are depicted in detail, so you can get a glimpse of the life of the people living in that era.

A work like this conveys the atmosphere of that era to those who have not experienced it, and it also evokes memories for those who have experienced it.

The music and fashion of that era received a great response from the public, and it is one of the works loved by many viewers.

Reply 1988 If you search the song list, you will come up a lot. "Red sunset, Where the wind blows, Only longing accumulates, Miracle, Where the wind blows, For lovers who begin, When love passes, etc." These are my favorite songs. There are so many other songs too.

Everyone, how about watching a drama and listening to music together?