韓昇延曾唸美名門高中打敗外國人登全校第一

陳玉恬

2013年10月14日上午5:21

Kara成員韓昇延畢業於美國名高中?!

韓昇延在機智問答節目《1對100》公開唸過名門高中的風光史。

她說:"我在新澤西州唸排名很前面的國立高中:田納福來高中(Tenafly High School)"、"唸到一半因試鏡成功才回韓國。"

接著說:"在學校的成績不差，雖然我有點不好意思，但我當過全校第一名。"、"我是背得快，忘的也快。"目前就讀慶熙大學電影系。

更多精采內容請看15日晚間8點55分(韓國時間)在KBS頻道播出的《1對100》。

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