Consumable media, especially the South Korea dramas, became bigger and bigger during the surge of the pandemic.

It's safe to say that these amazing works became every viewer's source of strength and healing after a long day. Today, we've listed the most amazing healing K-Dramas for you to binge watch! Read more!

'You Are My Spring'

A mix of mystery, romance and hope, "You Are My Spring" tells the story of Kang Da Jung (Seo Hyun Jin), a hotel concierge who experienced severe trauma as a child, up until as an adult.

When she meets Joo Young Do (Kim Dong Wook), the two realize they have a much deeper connection from the past.

Apart from the stellar cast, the series also takes viewers on a journey of people who do their best to come to terms with their past for them to heal and move forward.

Just like spring, "You Are My Spring" guarantees hope and chance to do anything with perseverance and determination.

'Move To Heaven'

In this 2021 drama, Lee Je Hoon is an ex-convict who fathers his teenage nephew who has autism.

To live, they work as "trauma cleaners," cleaning up the belongings of people who have passed away.

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"Move To Heaven" is an emotional drama that everyone needs to watch at least once in their lives. It involves love, family, friends, loss and the power of forgiving yourself and everyone around you.

'Navillera'

Song Kang, Park In Hwan and Na Moon Hee's melodrama "Navillera" gives viewers the courage to pursue one's dream despite life's hindrances.

In the drama, Park In Hwan is a retiree who once dreamed of becoming a ballerino. When he meets Song Kang, a rookie ballerino who faces difficulties in life, the two become each other's anchors.

"Navillera" is a melancholic drama yet inspiring and uplifting. Not only the two characters but also the viewers will learn a lot from their relationship, which makes you learn more about yourself.

'Lost'

Another melancholic drama starring Jeon Do Yeon and Ryu Jun Yeol, "Lost" showcases the story of two people who are on the verge of taking their own lives.

Despite being in their 40s, they both feel like they haven't done anything satisfactory in their lives-like they have nothing much to live for.

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"Lost" is without a doubt a dark and painful drama, but its realistic story that touches on loneliness and the mundane gives resonance to its viewers.

Jeon Do Yeon and Ryu Jun Yeol's melodrama shows the reality of many people, who all couldn't find their purpose in their lives.

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Written by Elijah Mully.