K-drama 'Now, We Are Breaking Up' is a heartwarming romance tale


By AGENCY

Jang Ki-yong (left) and Song Hye-kyo star in 'Now, We Are Breaking Up'. Photo: Handout

FOR global star Song Hye-kyo, the decision to come back with another melodrama after just two years brought with it a bag of mixed emotions.

“After tvN’s Encounter (2019), many fans have been waiting for my return to the small screen with another beautiful romance story, but I am certain that there are some viewers who already feel tired of watching another melodrama by Song Hye-kyo,” said Song in an online press conference."This made me think a lot before choosing the series.”The 39-year-old actor believed that as time passes, she gets to have a wide variety of experiences and learn many things.

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