Girls' Generation's YoonA opened up about what she's been doing recently.
Fashion magazine 'Elle' Hong Kong posted an interview with YoonA on Instagram, and the idol and actor shared what she's been up to lately. YoonA said, "Recently, I spent 2 weeks resting and vacationing in Budapest, Vienna, Prague, and Salzburg with family. I really needed to rest because I had worked on 3 projects in a row."
She spoke on being a Girls' Generation member for 10 years, expressing, "It's not easy to do the same work for 10 years, so I feel like I can be satisfied and congratulate myself. When I was younger, I was sensitive and worried about what others think a lot, but as time went on, I grew more confident and had more self-esteem. I love myself more now."
YoonA went on, "As someone who started working at the age of 18, this is something I want to tell young women. I hope they have a confident attitude. However, you need to control it because it may come off as conceited. Speak with confidence, and I hope you become someone who takes care of yourself and someone who tries things you want to do. If you look back later, I promise there will be something worth it."
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Fashion magazine 'Elle' Hong Kong posted an interview with YoonA on Instagram, and the idol and actor shared what she's been up to lately. YoonA said, "Recently, I spent 2 weeks resting and vacationing in Budapest, Vienna, Prague, and Salzburg with family. I really needed to rest because I had worked on 3 projects in a row."
She spoke on being a Girls' Generation member for 10 years, expressing, "It's not easy to do the same work for 10 years, so I feel like I can be satisfied and congratulate myself. When I was younger, I was sensitive and worried about what others think a lot, but as time went on, I grew more confident and had more self-esteem. I love myself more now."
YoonA went on, "As someone who started working at the age of 18, this is something I want to tell young women. I hope they have a confident attitude. However, you need to control it because it may come off as conceited. Speak with confidence, and I hope you become someone who takes care of yourself and someone who tries things you want to do. If you look back later, I promise there will be something worth it."
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