• 10+ Korean Actresses who earned the title “Nation's Little Sister”

    The title "Nation's Little Sister" is held in high regard in South Korea's entertainment business, which is full of big names.

    This unique title is given to female celebrities who have a mix of innocence, charm, and a down-to-earth personality.

    It is a tribute to their ability to connect deeply with audiences through their portrayals of sweet, innocent characters in movies, TV plays, or variety shows.

    Most of the time, these actors bring a sense of family love and warmth to the screen by playing characters that viewers can easily see themselves in or want to be.

    Through a combination of talent and natural charm, they create an on-screen presence that feels like a comforting friend or a relatable sibling.

    This creates a sense of familiarity and affection that goes beyond the screen and connects with a wide range of viewers, from kids to older adults.

    Let's take a look at the South Korean women who have won this award over the years.

    Lim Ye Jin

    Lim Ye Jin started her work in 1974. She is known as the first "Nation's Little Sister" because she looks sweet and innocent.

    Lee Sang Ah

    Lee Sang Ah got the nickname "Nation's Little Sister" after her part in the hugely popular TV show "The Last Match."

    Jang Nara

    Jang Nara is known as the "Nation's Little Sister" because she is so famous as a singer, actress, and other types of entertainer.

    Moon Geun Young

    Moon Geun Young became known for her parts in the movies "Autumn in My Heart" and "My Little Bride." After "My Little Bride" came out, the media called her the "Nation's Little Sister."

    Park Bo Young

    Park Bo Young got the nickname "Nation's Little Sister" after her movie "Scandal Makers," in which she played a teenage single mother, did well at the box office.

    Park Shin Hye

    Park Shin Hye was chosen as the "Nation's Little Sister" on MBC's "Section TV Entertainment Relay" through the show's "Sunday Section" segment because of her acting skills, natural beauty, and kind nature.

    Ahn So Hee

    Ahn So Hee, an actor and former member of the group Wonder Girls, is the first K-pop star to be called "Nation's Little Sister."

    IU

    IU earned the title “Nation’s Little Sister” two years after her debut in 2010, when she released her hit song “Good Day” and became viral for her high-pitched notes in the song.

    Lee Hye Ri

    The South Korean media called Lee Hye Ri of Girl's Day the "Nation's Little Sister" because of how famous she became after being a regular on "Real Men."

    Kim Hye Yoon

    Kim Hye Yoon became well-known after starring in "Sky Castle" and "Extraordinary You." Her talent as an actress got her a lot of praise and the nickname "Nation's Little Sister."

    Kim So Hyun

    Kim So Hyun, who played "Nation's Little Sister," began acting as a kid in 2006. Some of her most well-known plays are "Who Are You? School 2015" and "River Where the Moon Rises."

    Kim Yoo Jung

    Kim Yoo Jung began her work as a child model, and as a child actress, she became well-known. She was called "Nation's Little Sister" because she played so many parts as children.

    Kim Sae Ron

    "Little Sister of the Nation" "The Man from Nowhere" and "A Brand New Life" are the movies where Kim Sae Ron is best known for her parts.

    She is the youngest South Korean actress who has been called to the Cannes Film Festival.

    The name "Nation's Little Sister" is a sign of an actress's skill, ability to connect with people, and cute image.

    South Koreans are still very fond of these well-known characters.

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  • ZEROBASEONE’s Kim Gyu Vin Apologizes After Fans Get Upset Over His Comments – Here’s What He Had to Say

    ZEROBASEONE’s Kim Gyu Vin has officially apologized to fans after making a comment that upset many.

    On February 10th, Kim Gyu Vin took to a fan communication app to express his apology. He wrote, "I’m really sorry for upsetting you all with something I said during today’s filming."

    He continued, "I thought the people who came today might not know us very well, but they greeted us so warmly that it made me more nervous."

    He added, "Because of that, without thinking, I ended up comparing the greeting to a concert and said something I shouldn’t have. It was a careless mistake, and I sincerely apologize."

    The incident happened when ZEROBASEONE visited a school to film for the web variety show School Attack, where popular groups surprise students and interact with them.

    During the visit, Kim Gyu Vin made a comment, "The noise is louder than at a concert," in response to the students' cheers, which upset many fans.

    In his message, Kim Gyu Vin reassured his fans, saying, "ZEROSE (ZEROBASEONE’s fanbase) are truly irreplaceable and the most grateful people to me. I truly mean it. "

    He added. "Through this incident, I’ve realized that more deeply, and I promise not to repeat such mistakes. I’m really sorry for causing hurt."

    ZEROBASEONE, the group Kim Gyu Vin is part of, is preparing for their comeback with their 5th mini album BLUE PARADISE, set to release on February 24th.

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