Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

6 female K-pop stars you didn’t know were Chinese

First row: Tzuyu (left) and Fei; second row: Amber Liu (left) and Victoria Song; third row: Kyulkyung (left) and Jia. Photos: Instagram
First row: Tzuyu (left) and Fei; second row: Amber Liu (left) and Victoria Song; third row: Kyulkyung (left) and Jia. Photos: Instagram
K-pop idols

The ‘K’ in K-pop stands for Korean, but K-pop stars are not all Korean. Here are some female K-pop stars that you probably didn’t know were Chinese and Taiwanese

Victoria Song – f(x)


 

 

Advertisement

Song Qian, known professionally as Victoria, is a talented Chinese singer, dancer and actress who made her debut as a member of the South Korean girl group, f(x) in September 2009.

She was spotted by record label and talent agency SM Entertainment in 2007 after winning first place in a Beijing dance competition.

In 2010, Song was cast in the first season of the variety show Invincible Youth, featuring seven female K-pop idols from different groups – collectively known as G7 – who had to cope with the challenges of living outdoors.

She was chosen to play the leading role in the 2012 Chinese-Taiwanese television series, When Love Walked In, for which she won the Best New Actress award at the China TV Drama Awards.


Victoria released a photo-essay book in December 2012, called Victoria’s Hong Ma, which reflects on her travel experiences in Hong Kong and Macau.