The actress Moon Ga-Young continues to impress fans both with her presence on the screen and with the vision of the weighted world. In the episode of April 9 of Tvn “Interview on the block”, THE “My dear Nemesis” Star opened on his education, the family background and the personal mantra that led her through two decades in the entertainment sector: patience.
A childhood rooted in discipline and music
Born in Germany, Moon moved to Korea at the age of 10, but much earlier was already modeled by an environment of intellectual and artistic influence.
“My mother graduated on the piano and my father in physics”, He explained. “They met in a Korean volleyball tournament in Germany and later got married.”
With a mother surrounded by other musicians, Moon recalled that he had a musical education full of opportunities. “I received free lessons from his friends. I can still play the plan comfortably and with enough practical, I can also play the flute and the violin.”
His academic life was equally unique. “My sister and I have never had private academies or tutors”, he said. “Our dad taught us all on his own, using a blackboard in the stay. Even if we had questions in the middle of the night as we studied, he woke up and explained everything as a teacher.”
20 years of acting and the pressure of being forgotten
Moon Ga-Yung started acting as a child and has never taken a break from his debut. However, he admitted that his first years in the sector arrived with emotional challenges. “I debuted in the same period of stars such as Kim Yoo-Jung, Yeo Jin-Goo and Yoo Seung-Ho. Then, the dramas often started with the actors of the children, so the competition was fierce”, “ he said.
What disturbed her most was the lack of recognition for her first works. “I didn’t play a great role as a child, and people didn’t remember me. This made me feel anxious and sad.”
However, Moon never gave up, and that resilience became one of his definitive features, following his collection of essays, which has now gone to his eighth print race.
“I am good at waiting”: the philosophy that guided her
Among the themes of his writing, Moon highlights “waiting” like a powerful virtue. “To auditions, when people asked what I am good, I would say:” I’m good at waiting “,” He shared. “The wait is not so different from the lasting. If you stay on the spot, patiently and consistently, your time will arrive.”
His words hit an agreement not only with the spectators, but with the guest Yoo Jae-Suk, who praised him for giving the Royalties of the book, 100 million KRW (~ 68,000 USD) -a Ewha Medical Center.
The story of Moon Ga-Young is of a peaceful force, of a girl who grew up in a family of intellect and music, navigating a strongly competitive industry grace and believing in the slow and constant power of persistence. While scores 20 years in the spotlight, its message is clear: resistance counts and each journey has its own pace.
