My Favorite American Drama
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My Favorite American Drama

by YoonKyong S.
(Kawaguchi, Saitama, Japan)

Mischa Barton, from the American drama

Mischa Barton, from the American drama "The O.C."

I like American culture very much. Especially, I’m very interested in American drama. It is a good way for one to understand American culture and English. But, keep in mind! You’d better be ready to accept a different culture.

Meanwhile, my favorite American drama is "The O.C.", which is a love story about 4 teenagers in California. It shows California’s beautiful scenery in the drama. So, if you watch this drama, maybe you’ll fall in love with California.

Also, my favorite actress is in this drama. Her name is Mischa Barton. She has a lovely face and she has nice fashion tastes. But now, she doesn’t do any activities. I hope that she can come back to her job as soon as possible.

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