Hweji isn't exactly a quiet girl, but she isn't particularly loud either. She tends to speak when she wants to--when the moment presents itself. If the opportunity never comes, then she probably won't speak and will just remain silent as she evaluates the situation. She tends to say rather vulgar things without even realizing, and likewise, she often makes innuendos. Although she may have a sharp tongue at times, she knows her place, and is well aware that politeness is needed when speaking to others. But that doesn't mean she'll sacrifice when it comes to witty comebacks and casual burns. But that's to be expected from such an intelligent girl.

Despite people's constant talk about her being pretty, Hweji can't help but deny it. It's not about modesty, though. Hweji cares a lot for her twin sister, Xue Yi. Unlike her sister, Hweji has a great sense of pride, so she isn't willing to make herself look bad to such an extreme extent as Xue Yi. That being said, she finds it to be her "job" to make her shameless sister look better. How? By denying her own looks, Hweji constantly assures everyone that Xue Yi is the "prettier" twin. That way, people won't bag on her for being weird, and will instead admire her for her looks. While that may seem like a selfless act, it has only contributed to her terrible lack of self worth. While she loves herself, helping her sister has made her believe that she is too average.

Not good enough.

Hweji is the self-procalimed brain of the clan. Graduating at the top of her class, she's known for being intelligent and intuitive. Maybe even oo much so. Although she tends to not say anything in order to not embarass people, sometimes, Hweji will point out your every mistake...she can't help it. Slightly arrogant when it coems to her brains, Hweji is a a swet yet sassy girl who tends to despise her own looks.

Born in China to a middle class family, Hweji was always showered with love. She was a twin, yes, but that didn't change anything. She never felt competitive or jealous towards her sister. That's not her. Her parents cherished their daughters--they were (and are) their saviors. Xue Zi is intelligent and caring and she has a fantastic voice, while Xue Yi is eccentric and loveable (she also has a nice voice). Their parents always encouraged them to do volunteer work--they always wanted their daughters to grow up to be good people. They were tentative about them moving to Korea and becoming idols, however, seeing how much their daughters wanted it--they couldn't help but to accept. 

Upon becoming a trainee, Hewji found herself instantly attatched to a certain someone, but after he made moves on her sister--she didn't know whether to fight for the person she likes or hate him instead. Even now, it's a mystery.

Luhan is the sweet, endearing boy that is adored by everyone. He's always been popular--it's just a fact of life. Girls find him attractive and guys envy him for his cool personality. Although he can be goofy at times, Luhan knows that he has responsibilites and he sticks with everything he starts. To put it simply, he isn't a quitter. Luhan has always wanted to be a singer, and through hard work, he became one. Sadly, he is often oblivious towards others feelings. His cool attitude and indifference can hurt people sometimes.

Luhan is cute looking, but on the inside, he's actually very manly. If he likes someone, he's going to protect that person to all ends. He may act shy, yes, but that doesn't mean that he won't go at them with everything he has. Luhan tends to be a bit insecure as he compares himself to everyone else. It's unavoidable. However, he never shows his upset and chooses to bottle it in instead. He hates when people hide things from him, which is why he'll often get angry at someone who bottles up their feelings. Hypocrite, much? Yes.

Hweji had just become a trainee and during a break, she went in search of her twin. Eventually, she got lost, and found herself struggling to ask for directions. At that time, she didn't speak Korean very well, despite how much she studied everyday. Luckily, she came across a boy dancing alone in a practice room. Taking her chances, she spoke up, "Hello?" she said in Korean, hoping that she didn't sound too bad. THe boy turned around and smiled, something that Hweji remembers even today.

"You aren't from Korea, are you? Are you a new trainee?" he asked in Chinese. Happy, Hweji nodded eagerly and smiled at the older boy. He was handsome, yes, so much so that she found her breath had been taken away. "What do you need?" he continued, stepping closer to Hweji. Consequently, she stepped back, slightly nervous.

After recieving instructions, she scurried out. Months later, she was upset after seeing how he looked at her sister. She didn't know how to feel at that point. And then, when he debuted, and had thousands of fans, she was even more confused on what to do about her feelings.