Choi Myung-bin (Choi Myung-bin), born on April 15, 2008, in South Korea, is a South Korean actress. She made her debut at a very young age, in 2016, in the film Queen of Walking. Starting the very next year, she began making frequent television appearances, notably playing the younger versions of the heroines in Chicago Typewriter, Suspicious Partner and Black, before continuing with Your House Helper and 100 Days, My Prince in 2018.
On the big screen, she appears in The Vanished (2018), and then in My First Client and Mug: One Eyed Jack in 2019. She also plays the young Gong So-hee in Waiting for Rain in 2021.
His career took on a new dimension in 2021 with The King's Affection. In it, she delivers a dual performance, portraying the young Lee Hwi and Dam-yi—a performance that drew particular attention. That same year, she joined Young Lady and Gentleman in the role of Lee Jae-ni. These two performances earned her the Best Young Actress award at the 2021 KBS Drama Awards.
In 2022, it gained even more visibility thanks to Twenty-Five Twenty-One, in which she plays Kim Min-chae, Na Hee-do's daughter. She goes on to star in Trolley and the second season of Missing: The Other Side. In 2024, she plays Baek So-mi in No Way Out: The Roulette, then joined Good Boy in 2025, playing the role of Ko Jung-a.
In 2026, she appears in Our Sticky Love and is also continuing his film career with Sua's Home. She is also featured in the film Sisterhood, where she will play the role of So-hee.
