Actress Kim Yoo Jung shared a surprising story in her early acting years that captivated her fans and drove discussion online.

Currently starring in the TVing original series "Dear X," Kim reflected on her decades-long career during a guest appearance on a YouTube channel.

Host Jung Jae Hyung commented on her early fame, saying, "I thought all the directors in our country would know you, since you're the nation's little sister."

Kim replied with modesty, "I've been acting since I was young, so I don't really remember."

Koreaboo reported that when the conversation took an unexpected turn: Kim revealed she had learned Korean through acting scripts. Discussing her experience working with actors ranging from children to adults, she said that most of her early education in language had come directly from her work.

Jung Jae Hyung asked, "Then how did you memorize the script before?" Kim explained, "I just memorized it while someone read it to me."

The host exclaimed in surprise, "You memorized all that? You must've been a great student."

Insight emphasized how Kim explained her academic habits, the actress adding, "I always had a desire to study. I always did the standard. So I was really good at Korean and my comprehension speed was fast."

The clip quickly captivated fans, who praised Kim for her discipline and talent at such a young age. Her ability to balance acting and learning wowed many viewers, who commented that her very early start contributed to her reputation as one of the most skilled performers.

When she was just 4 years old, Kim Yoo Jung began her acting career and later became one of South Korea's most famous actresses, appearing frequently on television and in films. In some of her candid reflections, she shared the challenges and unexpected learning experiences she encountered while acting as a child.

As the series "Dear X" continues to generate significant audience interest, this news about Kim offers a different perspective on her character, suggesting professional growth and learning, once again given her history and long experience as a child performer.