Very nice, well done! :D Something about the spelling of her name. Of course not imporant, but maybe interesting for the one or the other :). In todays romanizations of korean and chinese names, their first names which consists mostly of two syllables, arent spelled like "Da-Eun" or "Da Eun" anymore. The reason is Da and Eun arent two seperate names, like Jean and Claude vor example, its one name which consists of two syllables. There are two methods: 1) With syllabification: Da-eun (not capitalized, lowercase behind the hyphen) 2) Without syllabification: Daeun So her name is spelled either Kim Da-eun or Kim Daeun. We in the West do have middle names, like John Fitzgerald Kenndy or Thomas Ian Griffith, but Koreans and Chinese dont have middle names. If you write Kim Da Eun or Kim Da-Eun, many ppl think Da and Eun are two seperate names, but they arent. Its one name, Da-eun or Daeun. If you should visit the Taekwondowon in South Korea, which is the world Headquater of TKD, you can see all the legendary TKD masters, and they are all spelled in todays romanizations, i imean their golden plaques. Its not "Choi Hong Hi" anymore but "Choi Honghi" instead. Here you can see it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h1GIRGy32MI.html Like i said not important but maybe the one or the other likes to know it.
