"처녀귀신" (Cheonyeo Gwisin) is a figure from Korean folklore, often translated as "virgin ghost." This spirit is typically depicted as the restless soul of a young woman who died before marriage, leading to her tragic and sorrowful existence. She is often portrayed wearing a white hanbok, symbolizing purity and mourning. In many stories, 처녀귀신 seeks revenge or closure for her untimely death, haunting the living. Her presence is associated with various supernatural occurrences, and she is a common character in Korean horror films and literature, reflecting cultural themes of love, loss, and the afterlife.