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Teach You a Lesson
A bruised physical storm colliding with quiet human grief, Teach You a Lesson casts a harsh, neon-tinted shadow over broken classrooms, where righteous fury serves as a sledgehammer breaking open frozen institutions.
Teach You a Lesson
Teach You a Lesson

참교육

"Let us protect you!"

05 June 2026 — 05 June 2026 South Korea 1 season 10 episode Ended 9.4 (746)

Cast: Kim Moo-yul, Lee Sung-min, Jin Ki-joo, Pyo Ji-hoon, Kim Jong-soo

Drama Action & Adventure Comedy Restorative vs. Retributive Justice The Institutional Failure of Adults Power Dynamics and the Illusion of Impunity Grief, Vengeance, and Duty Exploitation of Youth by Adult Criminal Syndicates

Teach You a Lesson — Movie Quotes

Memorable Quotes

말을 들으면 말로 하고, 매를 맞아야 들으면 매로 가르친다.
— Na Hwa-jin

Context

Spoken by Na Hwa-jin during Episode 1 upon making a dramatic entrance to discipline a violent student.

Meaning

Establishes the core operational philosophy of the ERPB during Na Hwa-jin’s entrance.

어른이 아이를 두려워하는 세상은 망한 세상이다.
— Na Hwa-jin

Context

Spoken by Na Hwa-jin in Episode 1.

Meaning

Summarizes the societal crisis that led to the creation of the bureau.

내가 총알과 미사일은 다 맞을 테니, 자네는 가서 일만 끝내게.
— Minister Choi Gang-seok

Context

Spoken by Minister Choi Gang-seok in Episode 1.

Meaning

Demonstrates Choi Gang-seok's commitment to shielding his field inspectors from political backlash.

자책하지도, 미안해하지도 마. 피해자가 고개 숙일 이유는 없어.
— Na Hwa-jin

Context

Spoken by Na Hwa-jin in Episode 1.

Meaning

Highlights the drama's core emotional shift—moving focus away from punishing the bully to healing and restoring the victim.

반성은 마음으로 하는 게 아니라 몸으로 하는 거다.
— Na Hwa-jin

Context

Spoken by Na Hwa-jin in Episode 1.

Meaning

The show's signature stance on holding perpetrators physically and tangibly accountable.

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