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Da-hye released a 51-second street performance of Shanshenbu on October 2, 2026. In September, her work-experience series followed her day as a reporter.
Lee Da-hye began cheering for Korea's KIA Tigers in 2019, joined Rakuten Girls in 2023 and moved to Dragon Beauties the following year. Alongside dance, she also works on jersey and uniform design.
She tried teaching Korean while learning Chinese: friends' questions prompted her to offer lessons, an experience she described in a 2024 TVBS interview.
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Watch this workShanshenbu takes to the street
Da-hye pairs a street performance of Shanshenbu with spoken move cues in this 51-second short.
2026 media
Camping lights and Korean noodles for her first Mid-Autumn barbecue
Preparing a Mid-Autumn barbecue with colleagues, Da-hye gathers tables, chairs, camping lights and Korean noodles before shopping for meat and pomelos.
A day as a reporter starts with breakfast questions
In episode 7 of her work-experience series, Da-hye receives a Taiwanese-breakfast street-interview assignment, rehearses questions with a reporter and briefs her camera colleague.
Interviews and performances
Learning Chinese and trying her hand at teaching Korean
Friends' questions about Korean prompted Da-hye to try offering lessons. In a 2024 interview, she discusses learning Chinese while becoming a Korean teacher.
‘NEVERTHELESS’: a performance with backing dancers
Da-hye performs NEVERTHELESS with backing dancers in a wood-toned indoor setting. The original runs about three minutes.
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Her favourite cheer and first game with Dragon Beauties
Her chosen cheer is 龍眾一心 Keep Fighting, and her first game with Dragon Beauties is the moment she remembers most. On days off, she enjoys riding a motorbike.
Career history
Joining Dragon Beauties, with a role in jersey and uniform design
Da-hye joined Dragon Beauties in 2024. For that year's ‘Shin Kong SING’ themed jersey, she combined handwritten-style lettering with the Korean word for dragon and a black-and-pink palette. She continues as Captain in 2026, with performances and new uniform design among the duties named by her club.
Joining Rakuten Girls and preparing for Taiwan's home-ground cheers
Da-hye joined Rakuten Girls in 2023. The club's announcement says she had begun training in Korea for its Taiwanese home-ground cheers that February. In her signing statement, she spoke of sharing Korean cheering culture and learning how Taiwan's cheer teams work.
Taking the KIA Tigers cheer stage in Korea
Before moving to Taiwan, Da-hye gained experience in Korean professional baseball. Rakuten's signing announcement traces her path from discovering the sport in 2017 to taking the KIA Tigers cheer stage in 2019.
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Lee Da-hye at the US–Taiwan Friendship Night at Tianmu Stadium, July 3, 2026.
Photographed 2026 · Lin Yen Ting / Office of the President (Taiwan) / Wikimedia Commons · resized to WebP / 已縮放Photo source · CC BY 4.0
Lee Da-hye, left, with Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim at Tianmu Stadium, July 3, 2026.
Photographed 2026 · Lin Yen Ting / Office of the President (Taiwan) / Wikimedia Commons · resized to WebP / 已縮放Photo source · CC BY 4.0.jpg)
李多慧於2024年台北南機場夜市活動
Photographed 2024 · 臺北市市場處 / 臺北市政府 / Wikimedia Commons; web resize and display cropPhoto source · Government Website Open Information AnnouncementArticle sources & photo credits
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Photo credits: Lin Yen Ting / Office of the President (Taiwan) / Wikimedia Commons · resized to WebP / 已縮放 · Photo year 2026 · Photo source · CC BY 4.0
Photo credits: Lin Yen Ting / Office of the President (Taiwan) / Wikimedia Commons · resized to WebP / 已縮放 · Photo year 2026 · Photo source · CC BY 4.0
Photo credits: 臺北市市場處 / 臺北市政府 / Wikimedia Commons; web resize and display crop · Photo year 2024 · Photo source · Government Website Open Information Announcement
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