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"10 Reasons Why Netflix Loves Korean Content" — According to Its Founder

Every time a Netflix original becomes a global hit, Korean content is at the heart of it.

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings recently said in an interview,
“We truly can’t help but love Korea,”
and shared 10 powerful reasons why.

His words deeply moved many Koreans.

1. Heartfelt Storytelling

Korean dramas capture the subtleties of human emotion.
Shows like Squid Game confront viewers with raw human nature and deep social critique.

2. Visuals Elevated to Art

Titles like Mr. Sunshine and Space Sweepers offer stunning cinematography,
seamless direction, and beautiful soundtracks—truly visual masterpieces.

3. Unforgettable Characters

K-drama characters feel like friends, lovers, or family.
They bring us laughter, tears, and emotional connection that lingers long after the show ends.

4. Genre-Breaking Imagination

With shows like Kingdom, Korea redefines genres—combining the Joseon dynasty with zombies!
K-content surprises the world with bold, fresh storytelling.

5. Relentless Innovation

Korea transforms webtoons into globally loved dramas,
adopting new tech and platforms to shape the future of entertainment.

6. Passionate Global Fandoms

Fans around the world connect through online communities,
sharing their love for Korean actors and stories—creating a global cultural movement.

7. A Land of Creative Talent

From brilliant writers and visionary directors
to captivating actors—Korea constantly produces world-class creators.

8. Cultural Diversity and Shared Humanity

Korean content reflects both tradition and modernity,
offering universal themes that resonate across cultures.

9. A Journey with Netflix

Korea isn’t just a content supplier.
Netflix sees Korea as a cultural partner, working together to share beauty with the world.

10. Endless Possibility and Passion

Korean creators never settle.
Their passion and creativity promise even greater stories to come.

Netflix boldly declares:

“Korean content gives back tenfold. It’s simply amazing.”

And adds:

“This isn’t just investment—it’s a promise rooted in deep respect and trust.”

The journey of K-content is far from over.
As Netflix puts it,
Korea truly is an extraordinary nation.