The Netflix series '참교육', which premiered on the 5th, has ascended to the top of the Global Non-English Series chart, maintaining the number one spot for two consecutive weeks. Directed by Hong Jong-chan and written by Lee Nam-gyu and others, the show depicts the struggles of the fictional 'Teachers' Rights Protection Bureau' as they address the systemic collapse of public education. The series has triggered widespread social discourse regarding the restoration of teachers' authority and the realities of school violence. Meanwhile, actor Lee Seung-gyu, who played a villainous role in the first episode, has garnered positive attention for supporting victims of school violence in real life, aligning the show's narrative with a broader social message. | The Netflix series '참교육', which premiered on the 5th, has ascended to the top of the Global Non-English Series chart, maintaining the number one spot for two consecutive weeks. Directed by Hong Jong-chan and written by Lee Nam-gyu and others, the show depicts the struggles of the fictional 'Teachers' Rights Protection Bureau' as they address the systemic collapse of public education. The series has triggered widespread social discourse regarding the restoration of teachers' authority and the realities of school violence. Meanwhile, actor Lee Seung-gyu, who played a villainous role in the first episode, has garnered positive attention for supporting victims of school violence in real life, aligning the show's narrative with a broader social message.