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“93-Year-Old Gachon University President Lee Gilya’s Recent Status” Becomes Viral
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- 2025.05.27
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Reported by Chosun Ilbo, TV Chosun, MBN, and others — praised as “The World's Youngest-Looking Person Who Could Make It into the Guinness Book”
The recent status of Gachon University President Lee Gilya has been widely reported by the media, sparking ongoing buzz both online and offline.
On the 13th and 14th, major outlets such as Chosun Ilbo, Dong-A Ilbo, Maeil Business Newspaper, and Korea Economic Daily highlighted President Lee’s appearance in a university promotional video, where she delivered her message with clear pronunciation, a steady voice, and upright posture—showcasing her remarkably youthful look. TV Chosun and MBN each covered the story in segments lasting around five minutes.
President Lee Gilya has drawn attention as a symbol of “ageless beauty,” with features that defy her 93 years—such as a youthful appearance, full head of hair, sharp eyes, and a bright e-x-p-r-e-s-s-i-o-n.
Media outlets have pointed to several secrets behind her seemingly 60-something physical condition, including “genetics,” “drinking warm water upon waking,” “never skipping breakfast,” “regular walking,” “a positive mindset,” and “a diligent, disciplined lifestyle.” Her commitment to daily stretching, avoiding spicy and salty foods, and complete abstinence from alcohol and smoking is cited as the foundation of her sustained health and vitality.
President Lee recently appeared in a university promotional video released on Gachon University’s official YouTube channel, where she stated, “In the age of AI and platforms, there are no boundaries,” expressing a strong determination that “Gachon University will leap forward as the top platform university.” The video also shows President Lee smiling and engaging warmly in conversation with students.
In May 2023, President Lee spontaneously danced to Psy’s “Gangnam Style” in front of students at the university festival. A short-form video of this, produced by the university’s PR office and shared on the official YouTube and Instagram channels, has surpassed 5 million views.