The upcoming Korean drama 'Riding Life' reveals new stills and a teaser, showcasing the lives of mothers navigating the intense educational pressures surrounding their children's academic pursuits, particularly the '7-year-old exam' that grants entry to elite English-language academies. Set in the competitive Daechi district, known for its cutthroat educational environment, the drama explores the challenges of private tutoring and offers a humorous yet realistic portrayal of early childhood education struggles.
The upcoming drama “Riding Life” has unveiled new stills and a teaser video, offering a glimpse into the lives of moms caught up in the high-pressure world of children’s education!) to give her daughter rides to academies as the girl prepares for the “7-year-old exam” . Set in the competitive Daechi district, known for its intense educational culture, the drama explores the pressures of private tutoring.
The newly released stills capture Lee Jung Eun, a beauty marketer who is passionate about her 7-year-old daughter’s education. Amid her own demanding job, she is seen rushing between academy drop-offs and pick-ups, interacting with other moms who are facing the same competitive education scene. Her passionate yet desperate expression suggests that she will stop at nothing to secure the best possible education for her daughter.
The accompanying teaser video provides a closer look at what the “riding life” truly entails. The video opens with Jung Eun frantically running around, while a voiceover introduces the concept of “riding life”—driving children to private academies and picking them up again, a far cry from leisurely bike rides. When you visit any web site, it may store or retrieve information on your browser, mostly in the form of cookies.
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