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Park Ji-yeon

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Template:Korean name

Park Ji-yeon
Korean name
Hangul
박지연
Hanja
朴智妍
Revised RomanizationPark Jiyeon
McCune–ReischauerPark Chiyŏn

Park Ji-yeon (Korean: 박지연, often simply Jiyeon) (born June 7, 1993) is a Korean singer and actress. She rose to prominence as a member of the Korean girl group T-ara and for appearing on several television shows hosted by Korean Broadcasting System, Seoul Broadcasting System, and Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation.

Early life

Park was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea.[1][2] She has a sister, who is four years older, named Hyomin. Park briefly attended Seoul Arts High School and Hyehwa Girls' High School. She was later quoted as explaining that while enrolled, she attended erratically; eventually, she "gave up a normal high school life" although "misses being a high school girl sometimes" and forsook attending university due to her busy acting schedule and career.[3]

Career

Early work

Park has professed an interest in modeling. In 2008, she was featured in several pictorials and advertisements for SMART with Korean boyband SHINee.[4]

Park collaborated with Davichi and SeeYa on the digital single "Female Generation/Forever Love", which was released in June 2009, becoming the first member of T-ara to be made known. She appeared in SG Wannabe's music videos "Saranghae" and "My Love is Crying" from their 2009 album, Gift From SG WANNABE.

T-ara

In 2009, she entered the Smart Model Contest. Soon after getting the part, she auditioned at the Mnet Casting System and joined the company. T-ara debuted on July 28, 2009, marking her feature musical debut at age 16.

Acting

Park made an appearance on the highly-ranked KBS television show Master of Study as Na Hyun Jung, a heavily burdened love-stricken high school girl who joins a special class consisting of five under-performing students who share the goal of being accepted to the fictional Cheonha National University (Chunha Dae).[5]

She also appeared in the film Death Bell 2: Bloody Camp, released in July 2010.

Filmography

Films

Television

  • Aeja's Older Sister, Minja as Maeng Na Yeon (2008)
  • Soul as Yoon Doo Na (2009)
  • High Kick Through The Roof as herself (2009)
  • Master of Study as Na Hyun Jung (2010)
  • Heroes as herself (2010)
  • Jungle Fish 2 as Se-yul (2010)

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