8 K-Dramas To Watch If You Loved When Life Gives You Tangerines!
Wondering what to watch after finishing When Life Gives You Tangerines? Here's a list!
By Sneha GhoraiUpdated April 09, 2025 4:42 PMShare:
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If you enjoyed the warm and real feel of the Park Bo Gum and IU starrer When Life Gives You Tangerines, here are eight other slice-of-life Korean dramas that showcase similar everyday stories and feelings.
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Whether you are a k-drama fan or not, you must have come across various reels and posts about When Life Gives You Tangerines. Directed by Kim Won-seok, it beautifully portrays the everyday lives and enduring love story of its characters across several decades.
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Featuring a talented cast including IU and Park Bo-gum, the performances are incredibly nuanced and heartfelt. Well, if you still haven't watched this series, you are missing out on a really good show. And, if you enjoyed this k-drama, here are 8 dramas to watch next!
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Reply 1988: This drama takes you back in time to the specific year and focuses on the lives of five families living in the same neighbourhood. It's all about friendship, family bonds, and the small, sweet moments of daily life. You'll feel like you're right there with them, experiencing their joys and struggles, and I mean it.
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My Mister: This story is a bit more serious but still deeply rooted in everyday life. It follows a woman going through a tough time who finds an unexpected connection with her older boss. It explores themes of hardship, human connection, and finding strength in ordinary moments.
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Hospital Playlist: If you like stories about friendship and work life, this one's great. It revolves around five doctors who have been friends since medical school. It shows their daily routines at the hospital and their relationships with patients. It's heartwarming and funny.
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Because This Is My First Life: This drama tells the story of two people in their thirties who end up living together due to practical reasons. It explores their individual struggles with life, work, and relationships in a realistic and relatable way.
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Misaeng: Incomplete Life: This series focuses on a young man who enters the corporate world with no formal education but a strong determination. It realistically portrays the challenges and triumphs of office life, the importance of teamwork, and the personal growth of its characters.
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Welcome to Waikiki (both seasons): This funny drama revolves around the everyday lives of young people running a guesthouse. It's full of funny situations and relatable struggles.
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Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha: It tells the story of a city dentist who ends up moving to a small village. There, she meets a helpful and kind local guy who is a know-it-all person. The drama then shows us about how they meet, their different ideologies and more!
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Hello, My Twenties!: This drama follows five female university students who live together in a shared house. It delves into their personal struggles, secrets, and the challenges they face as young adults navigating friendships, love, and their futures. It's honest and relatable.
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