Both drama are about a large family living in the beautiful countryside when a "scandal" about a family member erupts. Both drama are about family dynamics and bonds and how a single change can bring the family together through the effort of wanting to be there for each other especially during the hard times. Lots of funny and emotional scenes, heartwarming yet frustrating at points. Last but not least both drama deal with the issue of societal conformity and pressure.

Three daughters, one mom, lots of issues that arise as the daughters are growing up, fall in love and start creating their own families. Both drama have a strong single mother figure who does everything she can to provide for her kids and be there when in need. Though both drama are generally heartwarming, they both have many sad and heartbreaking moments especially towards the end.

Marriage, marriage, marriage. You get the point. Both drama deal with marriage and creating a new family, getting in-laws and growing up from a dating couple to a married one and how marriage in general changes the dynamics of a relationship. Though Glorious Day is more family focused and Can We get Married? leans more on the romance,the feeling the both give is pretty similar.

Both drama are focusing on mother-daughter relationships and the impact of the mother's presence in their kids' life. The romance plotline is one the background. A lot of growing up and many realizations about the passage of time. And there are many similarities over how the ending was handled so if you have watched either drama you know what to expect.

Family drama with lots of ups and downs. Remarriage is theme in both drama though handled in a very different way. Where Five Enough focuses on creating a new family, Life is Beautiful is the result of it. Of course there is romantic plot in both and they both deal with past trauma issues and family dynamics.

•Kim Young Cheol & Kim Hae Sook pair
•Big family drama with lots of funny and emotional moments
•The past coming back to "haunt"the family
•Lots of storylines(each per family member)
•a bit of angsty romance dynamics and how they affect the family

•They both are emotional,realistic,big family drama.
•Lee Sang Woo takes one of the main roles in both drama, his character giving it his all for his love, unafraid of struggle to get people to accept them.
•Heavy plot for the older generation especially the grandparents.

Both drama are slice of life, family drama and have:
•Kim Hae Sook playing an important role as a mother character
•Many emotional scenes
•Familial love,relationships&parent-children issues
•LGBTQ+ characters

If you watch both of them you will understand why
I cant spoil you d*mn it! Let's just say that both drama feel very similar. Both the way they handled the plot and the way it was presented.

both drama hold the same feeling to them showing the passage of time and the importance of the relationships we create during our lives. the light in your eyes tends to be more lighthearted and fun but memory doesnt lose in terms of being heartwarming. Family plays an important role in both drama. And you will probably cry while watching them.

Both drama deal with Alzheimer's disease and its impact to the patient and their surroundings. They both focus on the emotional impact along with relationships before and after the diagnosis. While Memory focuses more on familial love, A Thousand Days' Promise deals with more romance.

Earthquakes, natural disasters, politics and the aftermath of it all. While d-day deals with the medical part of it, designated survivor deal with the politics.