Park Seong-eun’s Taipei Dome debut reveals a surprising sexy side
Translated from Chinese and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Park Seong-eun performed her first solo in-game show in Taiwan at Taipei Dome on Sept. 2.
- Wearing a blue outfit associated with the Fubon Guardians, she danced to HyunA’s “Freaky” and attracted intense attention from spectators.
- Park said she felt nervous beforehand but had prepared carefully for the performance.
Park Seong-eun may describe herself as an introvert, but that changed the moment she stepped onto the stage at Taipei Dome. The Korean cheerleader delivered her first solo in-game performance in Taiwan on the night of Sept. 2, performing HyunA’s “Freaky.”
She wore blue to echo the colors of the Fubon Guardians, pairing a small scarf with very short shorts. As soon as the music began, spectators in the seats in front of the stage raised their phones and cameras. Images of the crowd pointing its lenses at her quickly sparked discussion online, including one joking question about how many cameras were taking pictures.
I really put effort into preparing this dance, and I specially chose the clothes as well.
Park said she had put real effort into preparing the performance and had chosen the outfit especially for the occasion. Despite appearing confident and energetic on stage, she admitted that she had been very nervous before the show.
I was really nervous yesterday, but fortunately everyone liked it. Thank you very much.
“I was really nervous yesterday, but fortunately everyone liked it. Thank you very much,” she said.
Park has recently maintained a packed schedule that includes baseball cheering, outdoor shoots and other events. When asked how she recovers, she said she is a “super homebody” who returns to her room to rest and recharge when she is tired.
Super homebody
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.