What is the real experience of being a trainee in Korea?

Now domestic stars can be said to be a low-input and high-return industry, so many boys and girls will dream of joining this glamorous industry. For China's draft mode, the Korean trainee mode has become a very clear industry, and many young girls with dreams will leave their homes and come to strange countries alone. So what is the real experience of internship in Korea?

South Korea has strict requirements for trainees. Trainees spend a lot of time practicing singing and dancing every day. Every month, they have some difficult courses for students to practice. Moreover, since the second month, every day is full of dancing and singing. Their training amount is very large, and for those trainees, their pressure is particularly great. They are afraid of being brushed off, so their daily spirit is actually highly nervous.

Many times, it's not just hard work. Many students are like a machine and have been training. Even so, it is difficult to achieve the satisfaction of teachers. The teacher will not be gentle and drizzling with these students, but will be very strict. And for trainees, there will be a selection every month. If they rank at the bottom for several months in a row, they are likely to be brushed off. In this process, if you are not careful, you will be looked down upon by your tutor and even postpone your debut indefinitely.

Even if you suffer so much, you may not be able to make a debut in the end. The competition and infighting among the students are fierce. Everyone has a relationship of interest and competition. It is not only difficult to make intimate friends here, but also the trust between people is particularly weak. In order to compete for the opportunity to debut, they will fight for their brains. As long as teachers or superiors think you are a little virtuous or incompetent, they will deprive you of the opportunity to debut and hide you indefinitely. Basically, your acting career is over