A new interpretation of the character of the nine-tailed fox in the Korean drama Tale of the Nine-Tailed.

Abstract

This paper analyzes a new interpretation of the character of the nine-tailed fox in the Korean drama Tale of the Nine-Tailed by Han Woo-ri using a new interpretation strategy, comparing the character of the nine-tailed fox between the roles of Mrs. Khan Ki in the Hongsin literature and Lee-yeon's role in the Korean

drama Tale of the Nine-Tailed, using the interpretation concept of Passakorn Inthumar and Lajos Egri's Tree dimensional characters, Physiology dimension. Social and Psychology. A new interpretation of the positive attitude of the Nine-Tailed Fox character to be masculine and imbued with modern values both in terms of physical dimensions. Change from a demon girl to a handsome hero Social dimensions change from the ruling class. It is the financial authority and the psychological dimension. Change from a brutal person to someone who is honest and selfless. The tactic recreates the taste viewers get from reinterpreting the characters. Assemble the character of the nine-tailed fox in the style of "creative folklore" to be reproduced in the entertainment industry to create business value.