Song Ji-woo Captivates Taipei Fans with Heartfelt Fan Meeting ‘The First Letter’

Song Ji-woo Shines at ‘The First Letter’ Fan Meeting in Taipei

On June 25, rising actress Song Ji-woo touched hearts at her first solo fan meeting, ‘The First Letter’, held at Clapper Studio in Taipei. The title symbolizes Song’s heartfelt ‘first letter’ to Taiwanese fans, marking a new emotional chapter in her growing international stardom.

The event opened with a soulful live rendition of IU’s ‘Hold My Hand,’ setting an intimate tone that resonated throughout the evening. Fan-favorite segments like ‘All About Ji-woo,’ ‘Finding Soulmates’ telepathy game, and the dynamic ‘Dance with Ji-woo’ challenge brought laughter and excitement, creating unforgettable memories for attendees.

Adding a distinct Korean touch, Song Ji-woo engaged fans in nostalgia-filled games featured in Netflix’s ‘Squid Game Season 2’—including jegichagi (Korean hacky sack), biseokchigi (stone flicking), and ttakji (slap match)—bridging her breakthrough drama with real-world fan interaction. A live performance of ‘I Miss You,’ the OST from hit drama ‘Someday or One Day,’ further fueled the electric atmosphere.

Even after the show ended, Song Ji-woo’s warmth shone through with one-on-one photo sessions and a heartfelt hi-bye event, deepening the sense of genuine connection with her fans. Reflecting on the event, she shared, “Meeting my Taiwanese fans face-to-face was a dream come true. Your love means everything, and these memories will last a lifetime.”

Since debuting in 2019’s ‘Protect the King,’ Song Ji-woo has impressed as young Choi Hye-jeong in Netflix’s ‘The Glory’, stunned with her transformation in Disney+’s ‘Gangnam B-Side,’ and, most recently, carved out a spot as the standout contestant Kang Mina (#196) in ‘Squid Game Season 2’. As her star power grows, Song Ji-woo continues to forge deeper, global connections—one heartfelt letter at a time.