IU's movie is controversial, some praise it as touching, others criticiz.e it as full of tears

According to Chosun Biz, the movie When Life Gives You Tangerines has just aired its first 4 episodes and has risen to number 1 in the top 10 Korean movies on Netflix. The movie is also in the top 10 most watched movies in many countries, including Vietnam.

The film takes the audience back to Jeju Island in the old days, where the story of Ae Sun (IU) and Gwan Sik (Park Bo Gum) gradually unfolds amidst the rough waves and harsh life of the Haenyeo female divers. Not only does the film depict the arduous journey of making a living of women who shoulder the burden of their families, it also weaves together a beautiful but equally difficult childhood love story, when two young souls have to face the harsh realities of the times.

After the first 4 episodes, the Korean audience's reaction to When Life Gives You Tangerines was quite mixed. There were many comments praising the film, from the scenes to the plot, from the general acting of the cast to the natural chemistry between the two main actors. They commented that the film made them laugh and cry, passionately watching and curious about what awaits them in the next episodes.

However, there are also many comments expressing disappointment at the opening of When Life Gives You Tangerines. These viewers said that the story of the film had nothing new, so they felt bored, and even thought that the plot was outdated. If it weren't for the acting of the cast, as well as the sweet chemistry between Park Bo Gum and IU, the film wouldn't have had any truly outstanding highlights.

The reactions of Korean viewers who have watched When Life Gives You Tangerines have been so mixed that those who haven't watched it are curious. They commented that they will soon take the time to watch it and will have their own reviews. However, it must be said that When Life Gives You Tangerines has just started. There are still 12 episodes left, so it is still too early to conclude that the plot is nothing new.

Set on Jeju Island in the 1960s, When Life Gives You Tangerines tells the story of a gir.l named Ae Sun (IU) whose life was not smooth. Her family was poor, her parents died early, and she had to endure many hardships since childhood. During those uncertain days, there was always a quiet but steady Gwan Sik (Park Bo Gum) accompanying her.

The first four episodes of When Life Gives You Oranges have invited viewers to taste the "sour" taste. There are even many parts that make them want to cry.

Chua khi Ae Sun is smart but her poem only ranked second. Chua khi Ae Sun got the most votes but she was only made the class vice president and not the class president. All because she doesn't have a rich and influential father.

Ae Sun only had her mother, but then life took her away when she was in middle school. And perhaps that was the most bitter moment, the one that made people want to cry the most in life.

But the film also has a "sweet" taste, as if someone added "sugar". Sweet like the mother, despite her hardships and having to leave this world too soon, she still managed to leave her daughter with a warm and strong love.

Sweet as the way Ae Sun's life is "added" to a gentle yet steadfast Gwan Sik. He brings her croakers, places her cabbage stall next to his fish stall, listens to her cry, strokes her hair, holds her hand and continues walking despite the road ahead not seeming smooth.

Sweet like the way Ae Sun is resilient in the face of life's storms. Even though she sometimes wins and sometimes loses, she never gives up.

The tangerine is sweet and sour, just like life is not only about lost love but also about found love. As long as people do not stop hoping, do not stop trying, always courageously push themselves forward. The tangerine tree goes through four seasons of changing leaves, blooming flowers, and then finally reaches the time when the fruit is ripe on the branches. If the fruit is sweet, that is great, but if unfortunately it is not so sweet, we squeeze the juice and add a little sugar.

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