7 of the best declarations of love in K-Dramas
Acknowledging and expressing love is the most romantic thing. However, confessing your love can be the hardest part. Most of the time it’s because of fear – fear of failure, fear of rejection.
To help you with this process, here is a list of our 7 best love confession scenes to inspire you.
Bad guys never break the connection (Vincenzo)
When Hong Cha-young (Jeon Yeo-been) attends an Italian diplomatic event, she briefly meets up with Vincenzo (Song Joong-ki). He confesses to her: The wicked never break ties, they are stubborn even when they love.”and seals the moment with a kiss before she leaves.
There’s not much dialogue here, but actions speak louder than words. We saw Vincenzo’s malice (which was of a whole different caliber) but we also saw his ability to love.
And it’s admirable how these two characters support each other throughout kdrama, despite their obvious differences. They made it clear that they were in love.
The Reason is Love (Princess Hours)
“I don’t like you because you’re the crown prince. I love you like you are. I think my heart hurts so much since I love you.”Shin Chae-kyong (Yoon Eun-hye) finally confessed to Crown Prince Lee Shin (Ju Ji-hoon).
Until now they were at odds, but unknowingly they grew closer. The detailed portrayal of their slow-burning romance is what sets Princess Hours apart, and this confession scene nicely sums up how an impulsive union eventually blossomed into a warm love affair between two young adults.
Tu me manques (Strong woman will soon make a bong)
Do Bong-soon (Park Bo-young) was also looking forward to seeing An Min-hyuk (Park Hyung-sik). They both long for each other, especially Park Bo-young, who runs towards him.
When Park Hyung-sik carries her to the piano for the kiss that follows, it’s one of the sweetest moments, with an ideal tone of maturity and integrity.
The camera angles emphasize the event and capture the nuances precisely.
A Birthday You Never Forget (It’s Okay to Be Okay)
An emotional rapture on your birthday from the person you’re madly in love with is rewarding, as Kim Soo-hyun (as Moon Gang-tae) and So Yea-ji (as Moon Gang-tae) from Ko mun-young are impressive demonstrate ) in this intimate moment from It’s Okay to Not Be Okay.
The initial shot of the stairs leading to this one, counting one, two, three as she realizes he’s also caught in the moment, and then the outburst of emotional reactions in response to his feelings make this moment one of ours favorite moments.
We could go on and on about the ins and outs of this game. The intricacies of events that lead people to feel irresistible urges are eloquently recorded at this point.
It’s all in the parting moment (C.rash Landing on You)
It’s an epic k-drama confession in which the man will do whatever it takes to not only hold the woman he loves (one last time) to say goodbye to her, but to express what she is represents for him.
Ri Jeong-hyeok aka Captain Ri (Hyun Bin) and Yoon Se-ri (Son Ye-jin) masterfully portray an allegory of the need for love and harmony between two nations Military line with the word “peace”, the two share a moment of tenderness.
Central to this sequence is the moment when Captain Ri screamed “Stop running! » When Se-ri desperately lunges at him, these remarks have an enormous impact. We were struck by the beauty of what was accomplished.
Un châtiment royal (The King: Eternal Monarch)
Everyone’s favorite South Korean superstar, Lee Min-ho, never fails to pique our interest. He had a big impact on us with K-Dramas like Boys over Flowers or The Heirs. Lee is a master of onscreen romance.
For example, the passage in question features a breathtaking love scene between Jeong Tae-eul (Kim Go-eun) and his character, King Lee Gon, perhaps a revelation of his deep feelings for the woman. .
In these cases, Jeong’s unusual boldness arouses his interest all the more. As king, however, he does not tolerate being laughed at.
The Truth About Wedding Rings (Lovestruck in the City)
Great credit goes to the great actors for this poignant scene that deserves special credit alongside bringing this drama to life. Pretending not to care about another person’s feelings when you still miss that person must be awful.
When Lee Eun-oh (Kim Ji-won) Park Jae-won’s (Ji Chang-wook) wedding rings from a stream and wear them as a necklace, it’s the most obvious proof of his unwavering love and devotion for Park. Fans loved how their feelings go from disagreements to overt emotional conflict and then a sublime kiss during an argument.
What declarations of love would you add to this list?
