Korean cheerleading goddess Park Ki-ryang recalls her experience supporting in Taiwan, especially fond of the local cuisine

Recognized as a legendary figure in Korean cheerleading with 17 years of experience, Park Ki-ryang recently appeared on the YouTube channel "Han Nyu Annyeong" to discuss her cheerleading career. She fondly remembered being invited twice to Taiwan for support events, sharing many fun experiences. Park revealed her special craving for Taiwanese foods such as large intestine vermicelli and the renowned bubble tea. She also expressed her hope to become an ambassador for cultural exchange between Taiwan and Korea, mentioning she has found the right candidate to develop in Taiwan, which fans should eagerly anticipate.

Korean cheerleading goddess Park Ki-ryang

As Korea's top legendary cheerleading goddess with 17 years of experience, Park Ki-ryang currently supports popular sports including Korean professional baseball, basketball, and soccer. She is also very active in the entertainment industry, participating in many variety shows and commercials, making her a genuine "celebrity cheerleader." In fact, Park has a strong connection with Taiwan, having been invited by the Chinese Professional Baseball League’s Lamigo Monkeys (now Rakuten Monkeys) in 2018 and 2019 to take part in related events.

Park Ki-ryang recalled, "Friends in Taiwan have known me for a long time, so many fans came to greet me at the airport. I felt the passion of Taiwanese fans during the games, with the front of the stage packed tightly. After the matches, hundreds of fans waited outside the hotel for photos and autographs, even giving me many local gifts. I am truly very grateful."

Korean cheerleading goddess Park Ki-ryang

Park also fondly remembered the diverse Taiwanese cuisine, saying, "I have a very strong impression of Taiwanese food, especially the large intestine vermicelli which is really delicious. Even in the hot summer, many people eat it while sweating, and I also finished it all despite the heat because it was so tasty."

Moreover, when it comes to food, Taiwan’s famous milk tea cannot be missed. Park laughed, "During breaks at the stadium, milk tea and mango shaved ice were constantly brought in—about 100 cups—but there were only four cheerleaders and two staff members, so we really couldn’t finish it all."

Korean cheerleading goddess Park Ki-ryang

Park revealed, "Even now, Taiwanese fans still send me messages in Korean, hoping I will develop my career in Taiwan and continue to communicate with them. Some even come to Korean stadiums to get my autograph and bring Taiwanese snacks. I am truly thankful and have many wonderful memories of Taiwan."