The sorority is both talented and captivating, causing everyone in early 2022 to fall in love with the Korean screen.

Female students on the Korean screen in early 2022 appear to have left a lasting impression on all audiences.

Each lady has a distinct personality, yet they all share the brilliance and bravery that everyone admires.

Young Joo, Our Blues

Young Joo (Roh Yoon Seo), the class president in "Our Blues," is a high-achieving female student with a complicated love story.

When Young Joo and her boyfriend Jung Hyun (Bae Hyun Sung) were still students, she got pregnant by accident.

This must have been a difficult time for this couple because they had to decide whether to keep the child or leave for the future.

In the end, Young Joo chose to believe Jung Hyun and bravely take on the role of motherhood at such a young age.

Seung Wan, Twenty Five Twenty One

Seung Wan (Lee Joo Myung) is a character in "Twenty Five, Twenty One" who everyone admires.

Seung Wan is an excellent student who absorbs stories and has a distinct personality.

Unlike her friends, Seung Wan finds life dull, possibly because she has witnessed injustices around her.

The crowd loved and admired Seung Wan's bravery when she gave up her academics to protest against her own high school.

Yeon Soo, Our Beloved Summer

Yeon Soo (Kim Da Mi) is "Our Beloved Summer's" hot and cold and extremely talented girlfriend.

Yeon Soo is in a terrible situation, but she still maintains the highest achievement in the entire school.

Yeon Soo is appreciated and respected by her colleagues as an adult. This girl embodies the ideal type, which everyone admires.

Nam Ra, All Of Us Are Dead

The audience adores Nam Ra (Cho Yi Hyun), the class president in "All Of Us Are Dead", for her cold and forceful aura hidden behind her quiet demeanor.

Nam Ra is very forceful and a problem solver, which drives the group to argue.

Despite the fact that the film leaves Nam Ra with an open ending, many people believe she will always live happily ever after.

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ITZY's Yuna opened up about her childhood, her school days, and even the surprising secret behind her perfectly shaped head in a fun and heartwarming video.

On April 30, Yuna appeared in a new video on the YouTube channel "You Nani Bit Ina", where she visited her old middle school. Standing in front of the building, Yuna smiled and said, “This is the middle school I went to when I was younger. Well, it was five years ago, so not that long ago.”

She shared a fun memory, saying, “I came back once after graduating because I kept in touch with one of the teachers. All the teachers came out to greet me, and the students were so excited!”

When asked if she was popular back in school, Yuna gave an honest and funny answer. “I don’t think there were any boys’ schools nearby. "

She added, "And when I was in elementary school, boys liked girls who were quiet, cute, and sweet. But I was loud and outgoing, so I wasn’t their type. Back then, boys didn’t really like girls who were too pretty—they preferred someone more plain and simple.”

Later in the video, while filming at a local snack shop, Yuna got a surprise visit from her mom. Shocked, Yuna asked, “Why did you come without saying anything?”

Her mom sweetly revealed that Yuna had always dreamed of being on TV. Yuna added, “I never thought I’d be an idol. I imagined maybe I’d be a show host, an announcer, or even a pretty comedian.”

When asked when she realized Yuna had grown up, her mom said, “After she debuted, she always asked me for feedback. But eventually, she started making her own choices, and that’s when I knew she had grown up. At first, I was even worried about her hand gestures and facial expressions.”

Yuna chimed in, “My mom used to tell me I was doing too much when she watched my fancams.” Her mom smiled and said, “Isn’t Yuna the prettiest when she’s natural? I think she’s slowly learning that on her own.”

Then came the cutest story of the day—Yuna talked about how her head shape became so perfect. “When I was a baby, my mom would lay me down at different angles to make my head round—like using a protractor.”

Yuna laughed. Her mom looked a bit embarrassed but admitted, “I tried that with my first child too, but I started too late—around two months after birth. With Yuna, I started right away.”

Yuna then proudly pointed to her head and said, “Mom’s touch!” making everyone laugh.

Fans were touched by Yuna’s honest and playful personality, and many praised the sweet bond between her and her mom.

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