Han So Eun
Biography
Han So-eun, born Park Eun-ji on July 8, 1993, in Daegu, South Korea, is a South Korean actress. She studied Broadcasting and Entertainment at Dongduk Women's University and began building her acting career through television roles.
She appeared in dramas including Gogh, The Starry Night (2016), Class of Lies (2019), and 18 Again (2020), in which she portrayed the younger version of Jung Da-jung. She subsequently appeared in The Witch's Diner (2021), Idol: The Coup (2021), Becoming Witch (2022), Our Blooming Youth (2023), Joseon Attorney: A Morality (2023), and Black Out (2024).
In The Haunted Palace (2025), Han So-eun played Queen Park, the queen consort of King Lee Seong. The fantasy historical series follows Yeo-ri, a woman with supernatural abilities, and the Imugi Gang Cheol as they confront a powerful spirit haunting the royal palace.
Her performance as Queen Park was noted for its restrained and dignified portrayal of a royal woman dealing with palace intrigue, family responsibilities, and supernatural danger.
Han So-eun has continued to expand her television work, including the 2026 drama To My Beloved Thief, in which she plays Shin Hae-rim.
She is known for taking on roles across romance, historical drama, mystery, thriller, fantasy, and contemporary television, gradually establishing herself as a versatile supporting actress in Korean dramas.
