I love going to amusement parks because I chase adrenaline the way some people chase quiet. I collect small things, keychains, photo booth strips, random souvenirs that don’t match each other but make sense to me. I love painting when I’m stressed, especially abstract shapes, I don’t care if they look good, they just feel good. 🤭

I don’t talk about it often, but I love animals. I grew up surrounded by them, neighborhood cats, schoolyard birds, the occasional pet a friend brought to class. If life ever slows down, I want a cat or a big fluffy dog. I like things I can take care of, things that need gentleness. Maybe it’s because the industry is so loud and demanding, animals remind me to breathe. 🐕

I was born on May 25, 2002, in Beijing, China, a city that raised me with equal parts discipline and dreams. Growing up, I spent most of my days studying at schools like Capital Normal University, affiliated middle school and later Beijing 21st Century International School, but my heart was always somewhere else, on stage, under lights, moving to music I loved!

I listen to everything, R&B, pop, electronic, OSTs, old Chinese ballads. When I was studying abroad, music was the only thing that kept me grounded. Sometimes I make playlists based on the color of the sky that day, or my hairstyle, or what kind of person I want to be tomorrow. Singing isn’t my strongest suit, but it’s the most honest thing I do, when I sing alone, I feel like I’m talking to someone who understands me without needing words..

I started training young, and the journey was anything but easy, I found myself under SM Entertainment around 2016, where I learned how much pressure, practice, and perseverance it really takes to stand on a stage with confidence. Later, I moved to Yuehua Entertainment, continuing to shape myself into someone who could dance, sing, and perform with conviction. At one point, I even chose to study abroad, entering The Boston Conservatory at Berklee College of Music, majoring in Contemporary Theater. That decision taught me that art isn’t just technique, it’s emotion, storytelling, and an endless process of becoming. My path into the public eye started with Girls Planet 999 in 2021. I can still remember the nerves, the unfamiliar cameras, the pressure of missions, the energy of performing “Violeta,” “How You Like That,” and “Missing You,” all while trying to show the world who...

I’m a movie person! I watch everything from psychological thrillers to romantic nonsense when I need comfort. My favorite films change depending on my mood, but I always go back to anything visually bold or emotionally heavy. I also watch a lot of dance videos, fashion documentaries, and the occasional chaotic vlogs that make me laugh.

I’m the girl who loves amusement parks, who eats everything from tteokbokki to fruit cakes, who watches movies when the world feels too heavy, who speaks Mandarin and Korean and keeps learning new languages to connect better. I’m 174 cm of contradictions, confident yet shy, bold yet soft, tall yet still growing in ways people can’t see. I have always carried a playful, curious spirit, maybe that’s why people call me a fox, and I’ve never stopped trying to become an artist who can sing, dance, act, and express every corner of myself. My journey with tripleS isn’t perfect, but it’s honest. Everything I’ve experienced, the failures, the applause, the controversies, the breakthroughs, shaped me into who I am today. And I’m still moving forward, still learning, still chasing that feeling I had as a child in Beijing, dreaming about stages I had yet to stand on. 💕