Netflix's Korean drama "Dark Glory" is so popular that it has set off a wave of exposure of student violence in South Korea

School bullying is an uncontrollable disease in countries around the world. According to foreign media reports, the recent popularity of Netflix's Korean drama "Dark Glory" has led to a wave of exposing school violence in South Korea, and victims from all walks of life have come forward.

"Dark Glory" is a suspense drama directed by Ahn Gil-ho, written by Kim Eun-sook, and starring Song Hye-kyo, Lee Do-hyun, etc. It was launched on Netflix and became a huge hit. Two seasons have been released so far. The drama tells the evil and sad story of a woman who puts her carefully formulated revenge plan into action after experiencing a childhood full of pain and violence.

South Korea has always been recognized by the world as a TV drama powerhouse. Its previous dramas such as "Squid Game" were extremely popular and attracted worldwide attention. The recent "Dark Glory" has once again become extremely popular, which has directly triggered social attention and activities. Many victims of school bullying have stepped forward to report the past evil deeds of the perpetrators.

·The "awkward" thing is that the director of "Dark Glory", Ahn Gil-ho, was also reported for past school violence. Although the director vaguely said that he was "standing up for his insulted girlfriend" at the time, he finally admitted to bullying and apologized. This seems to have greatly led to a wave of exposing school violence in South Korea. The problem of school violence in South Korea may have been accumulated for a long time and has long become an incurable disease.