What are the first, second, third and fourth generation Korean women's groups?

The Korean12345th generation women's groups are as follows:

Generation of women's groups

The main feature of this generation of women's groups is the Yuanzu women's group (or the first generation of women's groups). It broke the inherent mode that the men's team was the mainstream music at that time, and laid the most important and indispensable foundation for the women's team to gain a foothold in the KPOP market in the future. On behalf of women's groups: S.E.S

Second generation women's groups

The main feature of this generation of women's groups is girlhood. This is the most brilliant heyday of KPOP women's group, with many women's groups and works that have influenced the whole of Korea and officially opened up foreign markets. On behalf of the women's group: girlhood.

Three generations of women's groups

The main feature of this generation of women's groups is hegemony. In the middle and late period of the rising popularity of girlhood at home and abroad, various planning organizations have further developed and consolidated the diversity of styles, thus giving birth to many popular women's groups with both concepts, images and strengths, representing the women's group: missA A A.

Four generations of women's groups

The most important feature of this generation of women's groups is the tripartite confrontation. With the disappearance and concealment of the second-generation women's groups as a whole, almost half of the third-generation women's groups quickly disintegrated at the same time, and the three major entertainment companies in South Korea launched their own well-matched women's groups with strong social colors, representing the women's groups twice.

Five generations of women's groups

The main feature of this generation of women's groups is that popularity is king. On behalf of the women's group: fromis_9.

South Korea

South Korea, the Republic of Korea, is located in the south of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia, bordering the Yellow Sea in the west, the Korean Strait in the southeast, the Sea of Japan in the east and Korea in the east.