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Descendants of the Sun - Review (I was SO Wrong)

     This drama has many layers. The top one is obviously the romance between a solider and a civilian doctor, and their journey to overcome their differences. But if we look beyond that layer it has hidden themes that work on an even deeper level. These themes include war and it's price, natural disasters and their aftermath, corrupt officials and their effect on society, soldiers and what they have to go through in the name of peace and last but not the least doctors and their sense of duty.

     This drama was released last year but I put it off for such a long time because I thought that it would focus on war between North and South Korea. With the story being one sided, having mostly fight scenes and death. But I was sooooooooooo wrong, because this story is soooooooo much more than that. It not only tells us a story from both sides, it also low key shows how on both sides of border we are all humans. Which for me was a very mature thing to do and makes this drama a winner.

     I am sorry for being prejudiced, but I am happy that I finally watched it. πŸ˜…πŸ˜…πŸ˜…πŸ˜…

Best Part: Soldiers running around the camp while the female doctors gawk at them.
Worst Part: None.

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