Nam Gyu-ri aims for China debut, preparing music and drama collaborations

South Korean singer Nam Gyu-ri is actively pursuing opportunities in the Chinese market, having traveled to Shanghai for crucial business meetings. The artist, known for her work with the group SeeYa, shared her ambitions via her YouTube channel, documenting her journey to the bustling Chinese metropolis.

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I have a meeting with a big record company in Shanghai this time. I'm on a plane to look around the company and talk about business. I hope everything goes well.

Nam Gyu-ri expressed her excitement about meeting with a significant record company in Shanghai, stating her intention to explore the company's facilities and discuss potential business ventures. "I hope everything goes well this time," she remarked before boarding her flight. This trip marks her return to Shanghai after a decade, signaling a renewed focus on expanding her career internationally.

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The music makes me happy because I can meet many people from all over the world through music.

During her visit, Nam Gyu-ri reconnected with Wei Ziyue, a fellow singer and acquaintance who debuted in China after participating in an audition program. She toured the performance venue within Wei Ziyue's agency, reflecting on the joy of connecting with diverse global audiences through music. "I will wait for the day I can stand on the Chinese stage as soon as possible," she stated, conveying her eagerness to perform in China.

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I will wait for the day I can stand on the Chinese stage as soon as possible.

Upon concluding her Shanghai schedule, Nam Gyu-ri announced her plans for future collaborations in China, which include releasing music and participating in dramas. She committed to preparing thoroughly for these projects upon her return to Korea, feeling invigorated by these new aspirations. Meanwhile, Nam Gyu-ri is also engaging with fans through SeeYa's 20th-anniversary national tour concert series, 'The Fan,' which kicked off in Seoul and is scheduled to visit seven cities across the country.

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We decided to collaborate on various projects, including releasing an album and appearing in dramas in China. I will prepare diligently after returning to Korea. It feels like I have a new dream, and I'm leaving with new energy.