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House with A Good View 2 (Hangul: 2) was a Korean romance and erotic film directed by Gyeong Seok-Ho and starred by Jeong Min-Hyeok, Park Ha Yeon, and Kim Soo-ah. It was released in Korea on May 27, 2015. The film told the story of Yin Nan and Mei Ai being married for eight years. Their relationship gradually faded. Yin Nan was unemployed at home, and Mei Ai was busy with work. Her dissatisfaction caused her to start an affair. After Yi Yin found out that her boyfriend was unfaithful, she moved to Mei Nan and Yin Ai's house and became their neighbors. Yi Yin and Yin Nan gradually got to know each other and got closer, and Mei Ai also noticed the story of Yin Nan's attitude towards her becoming cold.

In Korean dramas, there were scenes related to renting a house. For example, in "Others Are Hell," the male lead, Yoon Jong-woo, came to Seoul from the countryside to work and study. In order to save money, he lived in the cheap and remote Eden Examination Hall. The monthly rent was only 190,000 won (about 1,000 yuan). The examination hall would be demolished in six months and the tenant had committed suicide before, so the rent was low. This shows the relationship between different rental prices and housing conditions in Seoul. There were many types of rental houses in Korea, such as ordinary monthly rent (similar to the rental form in China), and full-rental houses. The tenant paid 60 - 70% of the house price as a deposit for two years free of charge, and the landlord would return the deposit after two years. Moreover, there were certain risks in renting a house in South Korea. Renting a house online could encounter many problems. The risk of finding a house on the Internet was high. There were many fake houses and exaggerated advertisements. For example, according to the statistics of the Ministry of Land and Transportation of South Korea, 1029 of the 1899 online houses in a quarter had fake content or exaggerated advertisements. If you want to rent a house online, there are some points to pay attention to: First, you must go to the site to see the house. If you are refused to see the house or are required to pay a deposit before looking at the house, it is not recommended to consider it. Second, you must look at the house carefully, not only to see if there are facilities mentioned on the Internet, but also to see if it can be lived in, whether the facilities are consistent and can be used normally. Third, you must sign a contract directly with the landlord. If you sign a contract with a non-landlord, the contract may be invalid. Before signing the contract, you can use the official website of the court registration office or find a nearby real estate agent to issue a "real estate registration book" to confirm the identity of the landlord and other various rights of renting the house.

A common Korean curriculum may include novels like 'Toji' that showcases traditional values or 'I Have the Right to Destroy Myself' which offers contemporary perspectives. The selection varies depending on educational goals and regional preferences.

Typically, Korean love stories have elements like fate playing a role, beautiful cinematography, and a focus on the growth of the characters' feelings. They might also incorporate family and societal pressures that the couple has to overcome.

Typical characters in 'the house novel' might include the family members who live in the house. There could be an elderly relative who has lived there for a long time and has many stories to tell about the house's past. Also, there might be a new arrival, like a young couple who move into the house and start to uncover its mysteries. Neighbors can also be important characters, as they might have some knowledge or influence on what goes on in the house.