'Academic Stress' Choo Sarang, Tears and Tantrums in Turbulent Adolescence... Shiho Yano "Closing Her Door" ('Pyeonstorang')
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- Choo Sarang, once known as a "national baby," appeared on "Shinshilchul Pyeonstorang" looking noticeably older, surprising viewers.
- Her mother, Shiho Yano, revealed that Sarang is going through a turbulent adolescence, experiencing tears and tantrums.
- Yano mentioned that Sarang has been isolating herself, closing her door, indicating the challenges of her teenage years.
Choo Sarang, who captured hearts as a "national baby," made an appearance on the KBS2TV entertainment show "Shinshilchul Pyeonstorang" (Convenience Store Restaurant), revealing a significantly grown-up image that surprised many.
Her mother, Shiho Yano, shared insights into Sarang's current struggles, describing her as being in a "turbulent adolescence." Yano detailed instances of Sarang crying and having outbursts, common signs of the emotional challenges faced during teenage years.
Adding to the picture of adolescent turmoil, Yano mentioned that Sarang has been spending a lot of time alone, "closing her door." This suggests a period of withdrawal as Sarang navigates the complexities of growing up.
The episode featured Yano preparing a diet-friendly meal, expressing her strong desire to win this particular competition, which centered around noodle dishes.
She is closing her door.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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