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A multifaceted Chinese artist who has gained recognition as a singer, dancer, and actress across both South Korea and China by her Korean stage name Kyulkyung. She moved to South Korea at the age of 16 to begin intensive idol training, and eventually graduated from Seoul's School of Performing Arts, which helped her establish her place in the K-pop industry. She debuted with Pledis Entertainment's girl group Pristin; however, Pristin disbanded in 2019, causing her to reorient her career towards the Chinese entertainment market. Her acting career has included leading roles in several Chinese dramas. These roles showcased her versatility and helped her establish a solid fan base as an actress beyond her idol image in the Chinese entertainment industry.
Her fashion sense is a captivating blend of elegance, boldness, and cultural duality that reflects both her background as a K-pop idol and her Chinese artistic heritage. Her style transitions seamlessly between high fashion, modern streetwear, and traditional influences, making her a fashion icon admired in South Korea and China. She attracts sleek silhouettes, fitted gowns, and structured dresses, all combined with luxurious fabrics and minimalist accessories, which enhance her strong, graceful presence.
She had a following in South Korea, which remained loyal even after her transition back to China. She is respected as a rising actress and cultural figure. She is still remembered as one of the most elegant and poised contestants, both as a member of Pristin and as a model for her stage performance and versatility, attracting followers from countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia. Her fans admire her for staying grounded despite her fame and for representing Chinese talent with pride on international stages.
After debuting as an outstanding trainee and idol in Korea, she successfully established herself as a solo artist and actress in China. She stands as an example of a successful crossover entertainer, breaking into the depths of Chinese drama known among fans as “China’s Miracle.” She is seen as a bridge between traditions and modern trends, East Asia’s creative industries, and between generations seeking identity in a globalized world.