Chae Soo-bin shares love for fans at Guangzhou fan-meeting

Actress Chae Soo-bin recently shared special moments with her fans. Through her social media, Chae posted several photos capturing the atmosphere of her recent fan-meeting in Guangzhou, China. The background of the photos, filled with posters of her face, highlighted the dedicated event held for her supporters.

In the posts released on the 8th, Chae wore a cream-colored dress with red embroidery, sporting braided hair and a paper crown adorned with rabbit motifs while posing with a V-sign. She continued to show off playful poses, such as lifting her braids or touching the rabbit decorations. In another set of photos, she transitioned into a white sleeveless dress, revealing an innocent aura with long, wavy hair. Chae expressed her heartfelt affection for her supporters, writing, "It was a happy time thanks to my people who are always grateful. I love youuu.""

From stage plays to OTT success

Since her 2013 debut in the play 'His and Her Thursday,' Chae has expanded her career across film, drama, and theater. She won a Rising Star Award for her role as Kim Yu-ju in the film 'Sori: Voice from the Heart' and starred as Han Eun-su, the lead in the weekend drama 'Bluebird's House' on KBS 2TV.

She also received a New Actress Award for her role as the bold antagonist Kwon Su-a in the drama 'Cheer Up!' Her presence in historical dramas was equally notable; she played Jo Ha-yeon in 'Love in the Moonlight,' which recorded a viewership rating in the 20% range, and won an Excellence Award for her role as Song Ga-ryeong in the historical drama 'The Rebel.' She further solidified her reputation by winning another Excellence Award for her role as Han Yeoreum in SBS's 'Where Stars Land,' which ranked first in its time slot.

Recently, Chae has been highly active on OTT platforms. She gained recognition as Jeong Da-eun in the Netflix film 'Sweet & Sour,' Go Eun-gang in the Disney+ drama 'Rookie Cops,' and Pyo Ji-eun in the Netflix drama 'The Fabulous.' Notably, she showcased her range in the Netflix series 'When the Phone Rings,' playing Hong Hee-ju, a sign language interpreter. The series ranked No. 1 in 33 countries on Netflix. During this period, Chae's Instagram followers grew from 1.65 million to 2.9 million.

Stage achievements and variety appearances

Chae appeared as Viola de Lesseps in the play 'Shakespeare in Love,' which ranked No. 1 in annual Interpark theater reservations in 2023 and earned a 9.6 audience rating. She also recently challenged herself in the thriller genre as Lee Ok-soon in the film 'Hijacking.' Her recent filmography also includes 'The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure' and the MBC drama 'When the Phone Rings.'

She has also been active in variety shows, appearing in JTBC's 'Knowing Bros,' TVING's 'Youth MT,' and Coupang Play's 'SNL Korea' Season 3, where she showcased her comedic and parody skills. In 2025, she served as an MC for the MBC Drama Awards.

Upcoming project 'Charge Me Up' with Kim Young-kwang

The next destination for the 32-year-old actress is the new Netflix series 'Charge Me Up.' In this project, Chae will star alongside actor Kim Young-kwang. Following her roles in 'The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure' and 'When the Phone Rings,' she is expected to showcase yet another side of her acting talent.