Fan touches cheerleader in restricted zone during baseball game
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- A male fan violated a cheerleading restricted zone and touched a performer during a baseball game in Taipei.
- The incident, which occurred during a Fubon Guardians game, has sparked discussion among fans about appropriate behavior.
- A popular cheerleader, Li Dahye, commented that while fan support and gifts are welcome, safety and adherence to rules are paramount for everyone's well-being.
A recent incident at a Fubon Guardians baseball game in Taipei has drawn attention after a male fan entered a restricted cheerleading zone and touched performer Li Zhu-eun. The fan attempted to hand her a gift while touching her from behind, startling her as she was adjusting her hair in a mirror. Video footage of the event circulated online, prompting debate among fans who felt the fan's actions crossed a line.
Gifts are certainly welcome, but I believe it's more important to do so in a safe and appropriate setting.
Cheerleader Li Dahye, speaking at a press conference for a beverage brand endorsement, addressed the incident. She expressed gratitude for fan support and acknowledged the welcome nature of gifts. However, she emphasized the importance of adhering to regulations. "Gifts are certainly welcome, but I believe it's more important to do so in a safe and appropriate setting," Li stated. She believes that a secure environment is crucial for the comfort and safety of both cheerleaders and fans, enabling positive interactions for all involved.
I believe that a secure environment is crucial for the comfort and safety of both cheerleaders and fans, enabling positive interactions for all involved.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.