Baek Ji-young: "Perspective on life changed after giving birth to daughter" [The World Living in Christ]

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Singer Baek Ji-young confessed to the life she has lived as a 26th-year debut artist and the profound inner changes she experienced along the way.

On the 5th, the international child sponsorship organization Compassion released an interview video featuring singer Baek Ji-young titled "The World Living in Christ" (hereinafter "The World Living in Christ").

"The World Living in Christ" is an interview series by Compassion Korea that features the faith and stories of sharing of various figures in Korean society. So far, Song Eun-i, Kim Bum-soo, the couple Park Wi and Song Ji-eun, actor Yoon Yu-seon, Nam Bo-ra, and the couple Kim Gi-ri and Moon Ji-eun have participated.

In this interview, Baek Ji-young stated, "While I live as a singer for my fans on stage, off stage I live as a mother, a wife, and a believer." She added, "Before every performance, I share a moment of gathering our hearts with the staff and the band before taking the stage."

In particular, she said, "My perspective on life has changed significantly since giving birth to my daughter, Ha-im," and added, "While raising a child, I learned that it is more important to respect the child as an individual rather than reacting emotionally."

Recalling that she had always had a special affection for children since childhood, she remembered that she naturally began supporting Compassion. She cited "growth" as a word that has taken deeper root in her heart through Compassion.

She said, "People do not simply grow by getting older; it seems that true growth comes through various experiences and realizations in life," and added, "I have only added a small heart, but I am truly grateful whenever I feel that the Compassion children are growing well."

She also mentioned the future aspirations of the Compassion children. Baek Ji-young said, "When I look at the children's dreams, there are many who want to be teachers or doctors," and added, "Seeing their desire to teach others and help the sick makes me think that the children already understand what love and sharing are."

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