Ha Ji Won took a trip down memory lane as she celebrated Children's Day 2022.
Koreans dedicate May 5th to commemorate a special day for kids, which some see as children's Christmas in the middle of the year.
Every year, kids get to experience going out with the family on special trips. They received gifts and treats on this day.
Interestingly, the actress has a unique way of honoring the holiday.
Ha Ji Won Surprises Fans with a Lovely Throwback Photo
In celebration of Children's Day 2022, the actress posted a throwback photo of her during her early years.
The actress showed a photo of young Ha Ji Won wearing a graduation gown and a bachelor's cap. At a young age, her natural beauty shines through.
Interestingly, Ha Ji Won's Instagram included a funny caption that reads, "Children's Day. The real expression," referring to her poker face look in her graduation photo.
Over the comment section, fabs showered the "Secret Garden" star with lots of heart and smiley emojis, expressing how they loved her new IG post.
Most netizens mentioned how adorably cute Ha Ji Won was as a young little girl.
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On the other hand, other stars also commemorate the day in their own special way.
Here's How Kim Go Eun, Lee Young Ae Celebrate Children's Day 2022
For Kim Go Eun, the actress showed heartwarming support for low-income families by donating on Children's Day.
As obtained by Newsis, the actress' agency, BH Entertainment, shared that the "Yumi's Cells" star has donated 50 million won or around 40,000 USD to Seoul National University Children's Hospital.
The donation will help the patients with their hospital needs, especially those who are diagnosed with severe diseases and are struggling to get help with their medications.
To recall, the actress also celebrated Children's day in 2021 by donating to hospitals that cater to sick kids.
Meanwhile, Hallyu Star Lee Young Ae took time to narrate a 6 part episode EBS documentary that focuses on "Children's Rights."
It is a documentary that highlights and investigates the current state of children's human rights in Korea in celebration of 100th Children's Day.
As cited by Osen, Lee Young Ae expressed how grateful she is to be a part of a meaningful project.
"The 100th Children's Day. I am grateful to be able to participate in something meaningful at this point in time," she said.
She added, "I think it will be an opportunity to look into the lives of children that we did not know well and to think about what adults should do for them."
The actress, who is also known to support social issues, promised to donate all her filming fees for this documentary to children who are victims of abuse.
Moreover, the actress hoped that the government and society would pay more attention to those children who experience abuse.
