Kwon Hee-won

Cheerleader Kwon Hee-won — From Korean Stadiums to Taiwan's Wei Chuan Dragons

Kwon Hee-won is a cheerleader who has been active on the cheering stages of Korean professional sports and in Taiwanese professional baseball. Her name is Kwon Hee-won in English, and she is introduced as 權喜原 on the official website of Taiwan's Wei Chuan Dragons. Even though the videos are of the same person, the Korean and Chinese titles differ, making it easy to miss them in searches. To view both Korean stadium fancams and Taiwanese cheering videos together, it's best to first match the spelling of her name and the filming period.

This page focuses not on a brief introduction evaluating her appearance, but on which teams' cheering events she has actually participated in and how to distinguish between videos. Stadium activities vary depending on the season and appearance schedule, so uniforms seen in past videos should not be interpreted as representing all current affiliations.

Basic Information Confirmed by Official Profile

Her birthday and hobbies are items disclosed in her Wei Chuan Dragons official profile. Since her birth year is not listed in this profile, her age should not be calculated based solely on the month and day. Her educational background or private personal information has not been confirmed by combining different online introductions.

Activities in Korea and the Timing of Videos

Her domestic activities can be confirmed through on-site reports from games. SPOTV News reported on Kwon Hee-won's cheering at a match between GS Caltex and KGC CheongKwanJang held at Jangchung Arena in January 2025. This is evidence that she was active on the domestic volleyball cheering stage at that time. However, that single photo does not reveal all her affiliated teams or contract periods for subsequent seasons.

When comparing domestic videos, prioritize the actual game date, team, and stadium over the upload date. This is because old game videos are sometimes re-uploaded or re-edited into short clips. If the lighting in basketball and volleyball courts, the position of the cheering stand, and the distance from the camera differ, the same choreography can appear completely different. Knowing the background of the video allows you to separate the differences in the movements themselves from the filming environment.

What Name Does She Use in Taiwan?

The Wei Chuan Dragons introduced Kwon Hee-won in their announcement for a cheering squad event held at Taipei Dome in May 2025. The team's official profile also uses the name 權喜原. Therefore, if this Chinese name and 味全龍 are displayed together in a Taiwanese video, it is a good clue to identify the person.

Local search terms equivalent to the Korean 'cheerleader' often used are '啦啦隊' and '應援'. The former refers to a cheering squad, and the latter refers to cheering activities. Distinguishing between cheering songs for specific players and performances between innings makes it easier to understand why videos filmed on the same day might have different music and choreography compositions. The fact that a name is listed in the team's introduction is separate from a confirmed appearance at a specific game, so the cheering squad lineup for a visit date should be based on separate announcements.

Three Things to Look for in Fancams

First, watching videos that show the full choreography reveals repetitive sections and movement patterns. Vertical videos that only follow hand movements are good for seeing facial expressions, but you should check if foot movements or the spacing with other members are cut off. Comparing full-body videos and upper-body videos of the same song can be complementary.

Next, watch the beginning and end of the music together. Videos that only cut out a short chorus often miss the preparatory movements for cheering chants or the moments of interacting with the audience after the song ends. When viewing cheerleading as a performance, not only the choreographed sections but also the moments when the rhythm is passed to the audience for participation are important observation points.

Finally, distinguish between on-site audio and background music. Videos where different music has been added during editing may not match the actual rhythm of the stadium. If the purpose is to observe the rhythm of the movements, choosing a video closer to the original with on-site sound remaining will be more helpful for understanding. These criteria are a way to determine what can be seen in each video, rather than ranking skill.

Team Activities Extending to Art

Kwon Hee-won's activities extend beyond the cheering stage. The team introduced DRAGONS CAFE mini next to the ticket office at Tianmu Baseball Stadium and also announced merchandise using drawings by Kwon Hee-won. This is an example of her drawing hobby, listed in her official profile, being connected to the team's on-site content.

This cafe introduction should not be taken to mean that Kwon Hee-won works there full-time or visits daily. Space operation and special appearance events like daily manager are separate. When visiting the site, you should check the game schedule, store operating announcements, and appearance events separately to ensure your visit is purposeful. It is also important not to mistake photos of past events for currently ongoing schedules.

Searching by Name and Frequently Asked Questions

Are Kwon Hee-won and 權喜原 the same person? This page refers to the cheerleader Kwon Hee-won listed in the Wei Chuan Dragons official profile. We do not mix information about people with the same name who are active in different fields.

How do I distinguish between Korean fancams and Taiwanese videos? You can narrow down your search by adding the team you want to confirm, such as 'Kwon Hee-won GS Caltex', or by searching for '權喜原 味全龍' for Taiwanese content. Also check the filming date and stadium in the video description.

If she's on the official website, does she appear at all home games? No. Team affiliation introductions do not substitute for individual game appearance rosters. If you are targeting a specific date, you must check the official cheering squad lineup for that game.

What should a beginner watch first? It's good to compare one Korean stadium video and one Taiwanese baseball stadium video with full-body shots. You can see not only individual movements but also how the length and flow of the performance change depending on the sport and on-site cheering style.

Confirmed Sources

• Wei Chuan Dragons Kwon Hee-won Official Profile
• Team Official DRAGONS CAFE mini Announcement
• SPOTV News On-site Report of GS Caltex Game

Information confirmed: October 24, 2026. Text written and supplemented by: OpenAI Codex (actual model name for this session not provided).

Translation: Vertex AI gemini-2.5-flash.