She is a junior at a costly private high school with an all-English curriculum west of Seoul.
But at such a young age she's already founded a non-profit providing free online tutoring to underprivileged children. She's authored six academic articles and written ten e-books, and has organized an art exhibit to combat discrimination and racism.
Her precocious contributions to society have belatedly come to attention thanks to her father, Han Dong-hoon, who's been nominated for the post of justice minister in the incoming conservative president Yoon Suk-yeol's cabinet. A routine hearing at the National Assembly to judge Han's suitability put the spotlight on his family, and his underage daughter's remarkable nature has stunned the nation.