The letter that screenwriter Lim Sang-chun sent to the cast and staff after filming for "When Life Gives You Tangerines" has become a hot topic online.

The letter that Lim Sang-chun wrote after finishing filming the Netflix series "When Life Gives You Tangerines," which was released entirely on the 28th, is being reexamined in conjunction with the lasting impact and emotion of the drama.

In the letter, Lim Sang-chun opened with, "It has been exactly a year since our ship set sail. We have truly experienced all four seasons together, just like our drama."

Furthermore, Lim noted, "As I stood at the harbor, praying, I realized how many magical things were happening. I saw you truly create a 'field where cabbages burst forth,' as well as the entire village, each season, and the world, all with a single heart. I was so reassured and moved by your hard work and attentiveness."

In addition, he expressed, "I was waiting for our ship to return full, and thanks to all of you, my heart has already been filled to the brim." He mentioned that the staff, cast, and director were a miracle for him. He continued, "I don't know which season our drama shared with you, but in the end, I hope it served as comfort and that it was your youth."

Finally, Lim remarked, "Many, many years from now, when you stand in Aesoon's flower garden and look back, I hope you will remember, 'I think it was a good thing that I did that drama around that time...' I hope for that memory to last long with you all. You were more than wonderful. You were passionate. You were the best. I will miss you until we meet again in spring." He added, "When Life Gives You Tangerines. And I deeply love you." This sentiment evoked strong emotions in viewers.

Meanwhile, "When Life Gives You Tangerines" (written by Lim Sang-chun, directed by Kim Won-seok) concluded with the release of its 16th episode (final episode) on the 28th. The story unfolded through the adventures of Aesoon (IU, Moon So-ri), a rebellious girl born in Jeju, and Kwan-sik (Park Bo-gum, Park Hae-joon), a foolish, strong man, spanning all four seasons, leaving a deep impact upon its conclusion.

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