Rhee Min-jung shares high school report cards and struggles with grades
Actress Rhee Min-jung shared memories of her school days and revealed her high school academic records on her YouTube channel.
Actress Rhee Min-jung visited Hyundai High School in Seoul on the 3rd to revisit her memories, revealing that her grades dropped significantly during a period of extreme confusion in her second year. Her student records showed a strong interest in music and writing, though her French grade during her sophomore year was a 'Ga'.
Actress Rhee Min-jung revealed her period of wandering during her second year of high school as she shared her school report cards.
According to media reports, a video titled "The day I visit my high school for the first time in 25 years since graduation" was released on the YouTube channel ‘Lee Min-jung MJ’ on the 3rd.
On this day, Rhee Min-jung visited her alma mater, Hyundai High School in Seoul, to look back on her school memories after a long time.
While touring the school, Rhee Min-jung checked her graduation album and student records. Her student record included an evaluation stating, "Bright and cheerful with smooth peer relationships, but tends to be somewhat distracted."
The records also drew attention by noting her strong interest in music and writing and her clear sense of self, alongside the assessment that "grades have improved, but diligence is required."
When it came time to check her report cards, Rhee Min-jung appeared flustered, saying, "I don't think I can do this. I don't think I should reveal my grades," as she hurriedly tried to hide them.
Recalling that period, she explained, "My grades dropped significantly during my second year of high school. It was a period of extreme confusion," revealing that her French grade during her sophomore year was a 'Ga'.
She also explained her career path during her school years, noting that she hoped to enter the playwriting department in her first year, switched her preference to the vocal music department in her second year, and then chose the playwriting department again in her third year.
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