🎤 Pinocchio When Ethics Media Stake With A Whole Life

Pinocchio tells the story of a young woman with "Pinocchio Syndrome," which makes her unable to lie. Every time she speaks untruthfully, she immediately hiccups. She has a dream of becoming a journalist like her mother, although this career path is full of pressure and tests of the authenticity of people's hearts. 🗞️⚖️

And the young man who grew up with you, like Dalpyo, a male friend who grew up together, bore the wounds of his life because his family had been crumbling from unethical news presentations, made him hate the journalism profession and kept that resentment in mind, aiming to one day erase that injustice. 🌸✨

As the two really stepped on the path of being journalists, they faced a media world full of competition, benefits, and pressure to "play the news" rather than "report the truth," so the story was full of questioning: Should the news just serve to create a stream, or should it protect people's truth? Along with the growth of character, love, pain, and proof of the value of "professional ethics." 🎤📰

🤍 When the Screen Faded, the Feelings Stay ✨

For us, Pinocchio is a series that is both fun and really good at telling stories, from the growth of characters, the wounds of the hero's heart, to the world of intense and realistic journalistic careers, especially with the fact that we are studying late and content, the more we feel particularly good because this story is very communicable.

"Good news doesn't just have to be interesting, exciting, or current, it doesn't have to abandon professional ethics." 📸

The series frankly tells of presenting truths that should not violate the rights of others, and acting with social responsibility, not just for the sake of audiences or personal gain, an issue that we feel is very powerful and valuable. ✍️

For the part of the cast, the monk-lady is always the foremost actor to trust in the craft, and the drama in this story is really deeply transmitted by the emotions, the pain, and the growth of the character. 💖

Kim Yong Kwang, in the supporting role at the time, was so prominent that he could not forget, and looking back to the present day that he became a full front-line actor, he felt, "We've really seen the growth of an actor with this series." Each of the roles he received after that was cool, dark, and more and more memorable. 🌱📈

Overall, for us, Pinocchio is not just a romantic-drama series, but one that speaks deeply about "truth, responsibility, and media ethics," and retains its value well despite the long passing of time.

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