There is a Korean drama made a few years back called: Reply 1988.
It features several families living in the same neighborhood in 1988 before cell phones and internet, one of the characters is a Pro Baduk/GO player. It is a bit of comedy as well.
I have watched two episodes so far. So plenty of time to catch up. Why do I like it? Watch it and see!
I do love how she has no idea how to play, and her friend is a professional Baduk player. The playing in the grid is hilarious, along with his reaction. And the sheep bahing. Great!
I watched it recently on Netflix, it has english subtitles there. I really enjoyed it, for many reasons, the regular Go-related content was a bonus. I donāt normally watch this sort of thing but found myself really drawn into it and engaged by the story. It is well made, the characters are likeable, there is quite a lot of humour as well as drama. Highly recommended.
I loved this come back to that period Of history in a eastern country which by some sides were quite similar to what I lived in Europe and at same time some specifics Too
And Yes to enjoy the life of the young LeeChangHo in his family is a enjoyable bonus for us.
Thanks for the link, if working for me, I m up for a restart from the very beginning
The Taek character is only loosely based on Lee Chang-Ho, itās not really biographical. There is an interview with Lee Chang-Ho where he mentions some of the aspects of Taekās life that are different from how he lived at that age, here: https://mnews.joins.com/article/19181016#home
Itās hard to choose as many of the characters were so likeable. Overall, Sung Duk-seon was probably the character that made me smile or laugh the most.
Yeah, his is an overtly comic character, with his outlandish salutes and irrepressible sense of humour. Makes a good duo with Sung Duk-seon.
Some of the others are not so obviously comic but still made me laugh, with the way they tell little lies to keep up appearances. Bo-ra is harsh and tough but has a good heart.
The music plays an important role too, together with the unseen goat (or is it a sheep) that emphasises the comic moments. The soundtracks are available on Spotify!
Itās called ķķ¬ (č±ę, ćÆćŖćµć ) or ź³ ģ¤ķ± (literally go-stop). Itās a fast-paced gambling card game traditionally played with 4 people. I think itās derived from the Japanese card game Hanafuda(?), but with some changes. Personally, itās not that fun because itās too rng.
Thereās actually an entire movie about professional gamblers playing this game. Itās called Tazza (ķģ§). Havenāt seen it, but I see memes of it floating around.