From Tears to Triumph: The Heartwarming Story of an Actress Who Wept on Her Graduation Day

I don’t like your face
Is this what a picture taken while crying looks like?

Actress Song Ji-hyo, who debuted in ‘Whispering Corridors 3: The Fox Stairs’ and gained popularity through her passionate acting in ‘A Frozen Flower’, ‘New World’, ‘Princess Hours’, and ‘Jumong’.

Even though she is 43 years old and still boasts a beautiful appearance that is not inferior to that of younger idol singers, she aroused curiosity by revealing that she cried when taking her graduation photo because she did not like her face.

Song Ji-hyo confessed, “When I was in middle school, a teacher saw my sideburns on both sides and shaved off one side of my head. In the end, I had no choice but to go to the hair salon and shave the other side of my head as well.”

Photo = Song Ji-hyo (online community)

He added, “I took my graduation photo while crying. That’s why if you look at my middle school graduation album, there’s a photo of me with my side hair shaved.”

However, this photo captures Song Ji-hyo’s beauty that shines even with her head shaved. In fact, it is said that the whole school lined up to see her because she was so pretty, causing admiration.

How pretty it would have been…

Photo = Song Ji-hyo (online community)

Thanks to her striking looks, she received numerous casting offers since she was a high school student, and eventually debuted as a magazine model while working part-time during her senior year of college.

Also, despite having never studied acting, he rose to stardom as soon as he debuted by beating the fierce competition of 3,000 to 1 odds to play the lead role in ‘Whispering Corridors 3: The Fox Stairs’.

Photo = Song Ji-hyo (online community)

Comedian Yoo Jae-suk expressed his admiration for Song Ji-hyo, who still boasts unchanging beauty, saying, “Of all the celebrities I’ve seen, she’s the prettiest in person.”

Netizens responded in various ways, such as, “I was surprised at how pretty she was when I first saw her,” “Her face hasn’t changed,” and “Song Ji Hyo is a real person.”