- ↑
- For her learning Korean in Hong Kong for three months before moving to South Korea [5]
- For her self-studying Korean [6]
- For her attending Sogang University's language school [6] [7]
- For her studying at a South Korean language school for half a year in 2014 [8]
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- 1 2 "YouTuber Mira韓國開《香港食堂》兩個月賺10萬即回本 網民力讚將香港美食發揚光大｜移民｜首爾｜台灣｜香港美食｜BF生意經｜Mira 咪拉" [YouTuber Mira opened "Hong Kong Fusion" in South Korea and earned HK$100,000 in two months, and netizens praised the development and promotion of Hong Kong food｜Immigration｜Seoul｜Taiwan｜Hong Kong Food｜BF Business｜Mira]. BusinessFocus (in Chinese). 25 March 2022. Archived from the original on 2 April 2023. Retrieved 2 April 2023– via YouTube.
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