NT of Gisaeng

I don’t think I’ve ever watched a drama where so much of the action takes place in bathrooms and public

So at last the final episode! After a dodgy start, I felt that the drama got stronger and the last

Son Ja and Gong Joo oddly decide to get married. (Call me old fashioned but I don’t think this is

Now that Sa Ran and Da Mo are married, the attention in the drama turns to Sa Ran’s father -in-law.

While Sa Ran and Da Mo are getting back together, both Ra Ra and her mum have trouble with their

source: Reviewstar Han Hye Rin who played Geum Ra Ra in New Tales of Gisaeng recently appeared on one of the

In this section of the drama, Sa Ran continues trying to make Da Mo leave her alone and she decides

In my last review I just wrote about Sa Ran and Da Mo’s relationship as the post was starting to

OK, So Sa Ran becomes a gisaeng. But then she starts making even crazier decisions! In a  nutshell, after Sa

Episode 20 had one of the funniest scenes so far for me. Now that Ra Ra has stopped acting like

Here’s the next brief recap of the story line from episodes 11-20. Sa Ran is finally pushed into joining the

We often see adjummas (housekeepers) working in the homes of the rich in Korean dramas. No well-to-do family would be without an adjumma. But they are always in the background; nameless characters in aprons.I started to think more about the role and status of adjummas when I was watching the ‘baby on the door step’ story line in New Tales of Gisaeng, (SBS)

I’ve been trying to write up what happens in each episode of this drama in order, but it takes ages

Source: Star Today Lim Soo-hyang who plays Dan Sa Ran in The New Tales of Gisaeng appeared on an SBS entertainment

I found episode 1 of the SBS drama The New Tales of Gisaeng quite a mix. The two leads Sa Ran and Da Mo are sullen and serious and have issues with their parents. Sa Ran’s spoilt friend Ra Ra looks like she is capable of creating lots of trouble along with her materialistic aunt. And there is the classic K-drama feature of identity issues and family secrets to be discovered. The episode jumps around filling in the story from three different families plus the gisaeng house. And there are some bizarre humour elements too.

I’m trying to get up to date with the weekend drama now airing on SBS, New Tales of Gisaeng. The story is about a modern day gisaeng house and this appealed to me – mixing modern life with the traditional gisaeng element. I’ve watched the first ten episodes and so far I’m enjoying this drama. There are some quirky elements to it, but I’m liking the romance that’s building between the two main characters Da Mo and Sa Ran.