Since her acting career started in 1998, Park Eun-bin has racked up over 40 acting credits just in television alone. Her first lead role was in the 2012 fantasy romance Operation Proposal opposite Yoo Seung-ho. Since then, Park Eun-bin has clinched multiple acting nominations and awards for her works such as Do You Like Brahms? (2020) and The King’s Affection (2021).

Besides acting, Park Eun-bin has also released two singles. They are both official soundtracks, the first is Story of Little Love for Operation Proposal (2012) and The Blue Night of Jeju Island for Extraordinary Attorney Woo (2022).

For three months in 2002, Park Eun-bin became a fixed cast in the Korean comedy show Gag Concert. Her segment, titled Sudaman or “talkative man”, featured her asking Sudaman questions and he would take a long-winded approach to answer her. Watch the 10-year-old’s performance above.

Park Eun-bin once shared that she has the rare Rh-negative A (i.e. A-) blood type, which accounts for only 0.3 percent of the total population in Korea. As a result, the actress has been cautious of her health and safety and takes extra care as it will be difficult for her to find blood transfusions should the need arises.

Park Eun-bin is book smart too. She graduated from Sogang University with a double degree in Psychology and Journalism and Broadcasting. She was undergoing the program while working full-time as an actress too.

There aren’t many people who have crossed the 38th parallel successfully and safely. In 2002, Park Eun-bin was the first civilian to do so as she crossed the demilitarised zone (DMZ) at a ceremony to mark the reopening of a railway line that originally connected the two Koreas. Park Eun-bin added on the Korean variety show Happy Together that her life was in danger as there was a risk of stepping on landmines that hadn’t been cleared.

Park Eun-bin used to take violin and piano lessons when she was younger, but she lost touch with them as she grew older. But to lend authenticity to her role in Do You Like Brahms? (2020) the actress picked up the violin again and spent three months re-learning the instrument in order to deliver a compelling performance in the drama.