Chungha

Korean: 청하

Hometown:

Ulsan

Country:

South Korea

Full name:

Kim Chan Mi

Native name:

김청하

Birthday:

Feb 9, 1996

Age:

28 years old

Blood type:

A

Height:

5'4" (161 cm)

Weight:

97 lbs (44 kg)

Group (2016-2017):

I.O.I

Introduction

Chung Ha (Korean: 청하; Japanese: チョンハ) is a South Korean singer-songwriter and dancer under MORE VISION. She is a former member of the Mnet project girl group I.O.I.

She made her solo debut on June 6th, 2017, with the mini album Hands on Me.

On October 10th, 2024, Chung Ha signed an exclusive contract with Jay Park's label MORE VISION.

MORE VISION:

Oct 10, 2023-present

88rising:

Nov 26, 2020-present

ICM Partners:

Mar 1, 2020-present

MNH Entertainment:

Jan 1, 2016-Apr 29, 2023

YMC Entertainment:

May 4, 2016-Jan 29, 2017

Debut:

Jul 7, 2017

Debut to 1st win:

551 days

Current state:

active

Active years:

2016-present

Zodiac-sign:

Aquarius

Language(s):

Korean, English

Training period:

2013 - 2016

Education:

Sejong University

MBTI:

ISFJ

kpopping rank:

78th

Fandom:

HAART

Fandom color(s):

Chinese-Green

Middle-Blue-Green

Opera-Mauve

14 wins

3.6K pics

446 videos

35 albums

72.1K views

377 adds

Fun facts

1

Chungha has several nicknames. "Chung Grandma/Granny(청할매) because thinking about going out makes her tired and she always wants to lie down when she doesn't have a schedule. Her other nickname is Alcohol because Chungha is the name of an alcohol brand.

2

Chungha's hobby is horseback riding.

3

Chungha's role model is Lee Hyori.

4

Chungha first auditioned for YG entertainment. She is also a former trainee under JYP Entertainment. Chungha said her dance training period was in total about 6-7 years.

5

Growing up Chungha lived back and forth between South Korea and Dallas, Texas.

6

Chungha is afraid of frogs.

7

Chungha has two dogs, Bambi and Aran.

8

Chungha says she has almost forgotten all her English.

9

Chungha once mentioned that Spanish is a language she'd like to be good at.

10

Chungha describes herself as a Korean who dipped a toe in American culture and went back to Korea.