Actress Moon Ga-young delivered her story about her childhood in Germany as well as her firs time living in Korea.

On March 12th, a video titled "Waiting for an empathetic answer that does not come with Moon Ga-young, a 100% T" was posted on the "BDNS" Youtube channel.

In the video, Moon Ga-young said, "I was born in Germany. My parents met in Germany when they were studying abroad and got married, then my sister and I were born," adding, "My mother majored in piano and my father majored in physics. I came to Korea after my parents finished their studies when I was about 10 years old."

When asked about her life back in Korea, Moon Ga-young replied, "Something that really surprised me was how bright and fancy the night time was in Korea. In Europe everywhere closes around 8 or 9 p.m."

"The way the signs on stores would shine so bright really struck me," Moon Ga-young said. "I almost forgot German because I never used it when acting here in Korea, but sometimes I talk in German with my sister so we won't forget it. It's great for secret conversations outside."

She also talked about the story behind her MBTI. "I started working (acting) at a very young age, so I had to get used to the workplace atmosphere with adults and simply follow along a lot," said Moon Ga-young, whose MBTI was changed from E to I, an introvert. "My nickname at that time was 'Yes Girl'."

She then added, "Since I went along with everything, I believe that's why I only found out what I liked and disliked at such a late age. My perspective changed as well."

Since then, Moon Ga-young has revealed the criteria when choosing her work, saying, "When I look at the script, I prioritize a role that I genuinely understand and empathize with."

<Photo=BDNS Youtube>

<Translated by=Jisu Kim (Dispatch)>