Sulli

Sulli 是韩国歌手、演员和模特。早期以清纯形象著称，后来成为 K-pop 中最直言不讳的人物之一，在心理健康和网络霸凌仍是禁忌话题时公开讨论。她是韩国谷歌搜索量最高的人物之一。她的个人音乐，包括单曲《Goblin》（2019），展现了她更个人化和实验性的一面。粉丝们不仅记得她的才华，更记得她在要求顺从的行业中勇敢真实地生活。[编辑]

1994年3月29日出生于韩国釜山，本名 Choi Jin-ri，后以艺名 Sulli 广为人知。她的本名 Jin-ri 在韩语中意为“真理”，对于后来以诚实著称的她来说恰如其分。她在釜山与三个哥哥一起长大，从小母亲就让她上表演课，培养她的早期才华和表演兴趣。2005年，11岁的 Sulli 迈出了重要一步，独自前往首尔就读 MTM Academy，这是一所著名的表演艺术学校，她在那里接受了歌唱、舞蹈和表演的全面训练。

同年，2005年，标志着她崭露头角的关键时期。她在 SBS 历史剧《薯童谣》中作为配角首次亮相专业表演。为了展示她的多才多艺，Sulli 同年还成功通过了 SM Entertainment 的面试，成为练习生，从而开始了她通往 K-pop 职业生涯的正式道路。在最终以热门 K-pop 组合 f(x) 出道之前，她继续发展自己的表演作品，在各种电视剧客串角色和独立电影中露面，包括《Punch Lady》（2007）和《BA:BO》（2008）。[编辑]

Sulli 于2009年作为 f(x) 成员出道。该组合迅速成为 K-pop 的领军团体之一，热门歌曲包括《Pinocchio》（2011）和《Electric Shock》（2012）。2013年，f(x) 成为首个在德克萨斯州奥斯汀的西南偏南音乐节上演出的 K-pop 组合。仍在组合期间，Sulli 回归表演，主演了《致美丽的你》（2012），这是日本漫画《花样少年少女》的韩国改编版。她的表演为她赢得了两项 SBS 演技大赏。之后她主演了奇幻电影《海盗》（2014）和电视剧《时尚王》（2014）。2014年，由于恶意谣言和健康问题，她暂停了活动。2015年8月，她正式退出 f(x) 专注于表演。随后她为雅诗兰黛担任模特，并出演了新黑色惊悚片《Real》（2017）。2018年，她客串了 Dean 的单曲《Dayfly》。她的首张个人单曲专辑《Goblin》于2019年6月发行。[编辑]

职业生涯早期，Sulli 以天真、洋娃娃般的形象和灿烂笑容著称。但随着年龄增长，她开始反抗对 K-pop 偶像的严格期望。她公开谈论自己的心理健康问题，批评网络霸凌，并倡导女性权利。这种转变使她成为一个有争议的人物，但也成为许多人眼中反叛的象征。她在社交媒体上的存在坦诚而不加过滤，经常发布挑战传统规范的照片和想法。她去世后，她作为 K-pop 真实性先驱的遗产只增不减。[编辑]

Choi Seol-ri, known professionally as Sulli, cultivated a fanbase that defied the traditional hierarchy of K-pop. Though no official fandom name was ever designated during her lifetime, supporters often identified themselves as 'sullian' or simply as devotees of her solo work and her time in f(x). Following her passing, the peach emoji 🍑 emerged as the central icon of her posthumous tribute culture, adopted by fans to honor her nickname and symbolize her authentic spirit. This community transformed into a force for advocacy, launching digital campaigns and petition drives demanding stricter laws against cyberbullying in South Korea. Rituals involving peach-themed art and photos posted on her birthday and death anniversary serve as a digital shrine, preserving her memory through a collective act of remembrance that feels more intimate than typical idol worship.

Sulli's cultural footprint remains substantial, reflected in her standing within global fame metrics. She is currently the 68th most famous person in South Korea, a position she has held steady across recent cycles according to the iFANN Global Fame Rankings. This placement underscores her enduring relevance in a nation where her name frequently topped search queries. Her influence extends beyond domestic borders, anchoring her legacy in a broader conversation about mental health and industry reform.[编辑]

Her given name Jin-ri translates to truth in Korean, a fitting moniker for an artist who spoke candidly about her struggles. The nickname Giant Baby originated from her tall stature contrasted with her youthful features. In 2012, she appeared alongside Victoria Song in a Super Junior music video. A music critic once observed that she laughed when she wanted to laugh and cried when she wanted to cry, noting her brazen refusal to fit the mould. She was the most Googled person in South Korea in 2017.

Among the legends surrounding her life, the moment she declared 'I am not a doll' after facing backlash for wearing a bikini top became a defining act of rebellion. Fans still retell the story of her final blog post, 'I am so sorry... I am so tired,' written hours before her body was discovered, which cemented her narrative as a tragedy caused by systemic failure. The funeral scene, where over 10,000 mourners gathered holding peach signs, is often cited as an unprecedented display of public grief that sparked a national conversation about mental health.[编辑]

Sulli 出生于釜山，父母育有三个哥哥。她的哥哥 Choi Dae-hee 在一些资料中被提及。她与 f(x) 成员关系密切，特别是 Victoria Song，她视其为家人。[编辑]

Sulli 是 f(x) 成员，与 Victoria Song、Amber Liu、Luna 和 Krystal Jung 一起。她于2013年至2017年与 Dynamic Duo 的 rapper Choiza 交往。她与 Dean 在2018年合作了单曲《Dayfly》。[编辑]

雪莉在2013年至2017年间公开与嘻哈二人组Dynamic Duo成员Choiza交往。两人于2013年确认恋情，交往约四年后于2017年分手。2019年她去世时并未公开的恋情。[编辑]

Choi Jin-ri, professionally known as Sulli, was found dead on October 14, 2019, at her home in the Gwanggyo-dong neighborhood of Seongnam-si. She was 25 years old. According to police reports and statements from her family, she was discovered by a staff member who had visited her residence around 8:30 PM that evening after failing to respond to phone calls. The initial police assessment indicated no signs of foul play. The official cause of death was ruled as suicide by hanging. This determination was established through a police investigation and an autopsy conducted by the Gyeonggi Provincial Police Agency's Forensic Department. Her family stated that she had been suffering from severe depression and anxiety for some time, exacerbated by intense cyberbullying and public harassment regarding her past activities and personal choices.

While the family and police maintained the suicide ruling, some online communities initially speculated about other causes; however, these accounts were never substantiated by official medical evidence or legal findings. Her last public appearance was a promotional event for her film The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion in September 2019, shortly before her death. The Seoul Southern District Police Office conducted a thorough investigation immediately following the discovery of her body. The case was closed as a suicide without any charges filed against individuals for involvement in her death. However, the investigation led to significant legal action against those responsible for the cyberbullying that preceded her death. In the months following her passing, prosecutors indicted several internet users for defamation and causing distress. Notably, in 2020, a court sentenced two individuals to prison terms for their role in spreading malicious rumors and photos of Sulli.

These rulings marked the first time in South Korea that cyberbullies were criminally punished specifically in connection with a celebrity's suicide, setting a legal precedent. Sulli's death triggered an outpouring of grief across South Korea and internationally. Within hours of the news breaking, her name topped search engine rankings globally, and fans organized vigils outside her former agency, SM Entertainment, and at her hometown in Busan. Major K-pop peers, including members of f(x), EXO, Red Velvet, and BTS, issued heartfelt tributes on social media, sharing memories and expressing their shock. Former bandmate Krystal Jung posted a message stating, 'I will always remember you.' Institutions such as the Korean Ministry of Gender Equality and Family condemned the culture of cyberbullying that contributed to her death, calling for stricter laws.

Streaming numbers for her music and films surged significantly in the days following her death, with her single Goblin re-entering charts worldwide. Memorial murals appeared in various districts of Seoul, particularly near her home and in Hongdae, where fans left flowers, letters, and candles. A moment of silence was observed during several major award ceremonies and variety shows in the weeks following her passing. A private funeral service was held on October 16, 2019, at the Seongsu Funeral Home in Seoul. The ceremony was attended by close family members, friends, and fellow artists, including actors Kim Soo-hyun, Park Shin-hye, and members of f(x). The service was conducted according to Buddhist rites, reflecting her personal faith. Following the service, Sulli was cremated, and her ashes were interred at a cemetery in Yangsan, Gyeongnam Province, her birthplace.

Posthumously, Sulli's estate has seen the release of her final single Goblin (which charted high) and the posthumous distribution of her acting roles, including the drama Love Alarm (where she made a cameo) and the film The Witch: Part 1. In 2020, the Sulli Foundation was established by her family to support victims of cyberbullying and promote mental health awareness, funded by proceeds from her estate and donations. Her brother, Choi Jin-ri's older sibling, has managed the estate and released occasional messages supporting her legacy and addressing legal matters concerning her digital rights.[编辑]

iFANN currently estimates Sulli's estate to be worth around $5 Million as of 2026. During her career, she earned income from her music activities with f(x), acting roles, and modeling endorsements, including a partnership with Estée Lauder. After her death, her music and acting projects continue to generate revenue, though no specific estate management details have been publicly disclosed.[编辑]

雪莉凭借在《致美丽的你》中的角色在2012年获得两项SBS演技大赏奖项。她还凭借同一角色获得第49届百想艺术大赏提名。[编辑]