LE SSERAFIM's Huh Yunjin Reveals Her Deep Connection to Books and Literature

LE SSERAFIM's Huh Yunjin is currently generating buzz for her unexpected intellectual depth and profound connection to literature. Fans and the public are surprised by this side of her, which offers a new dimension to her idol image. This interest intensified after her literary insights were highlighted, particularly concerning classic authors.

Before a recent comeback, Huh Yunjin revisited Hermann Hesse's 'Siddhartha,' finding it a source of stability and self-understanding, especially resonating with the line, 'I was too afraid of myself, and I was running away from myself.' She was also recognized on the show 'Naked World History' for her understanding of Ernest Hemingway's works, including 'The Old Man and the Sea' and 'A Farewell to Arms.' Huh Yunjin has consistently shared her reading interests with fans and stated in interviews that reading fills her time off-stage, serving as inspiration for her music and songwriting.

Local bloggers and fans express admiration for her genuine literary insights, noting that her discussions of authors like Hemingway demonstrate a deep, personal interest rather than superficial knowledge. Many are rediscovering her past book recommendations, concluding that her intellectual pursuits add a unique depth to her persona. This 'quiet taste' is seen as contributing to her overall charm, presenting her as an artist with significant intellectual appeal beyond her stage presence.