South Korean Olympian Ye-Lim Kim Delivers Stunning, Emotional Skating Performance to “A Thousand Years” for a Cause That Matters
When South Korean figure skater Ye-Lim Kim glided onto the ice to the soft, emotional notes of Christina Perri’s “A Thousand Years,” she didn’t just perform — she touched hearts.
Her elegant and graceful routine has since gone viral, and it’s easy to see why.
With every movement, Ye-Lim embodied the song’s message of enduring love and quiet strength. Her refined technique and fluid grace weren’t just athletic — they were poetic.
Even viewers unfamiliar with figure skating were left breathless, many calling her performance “angelic” and “mesmerizing.”
But this wasn’t just a display of Olympic-level skill. Ye-Lim Kim’s special appearance took place at Harvard University, and it was for a deeply meaningful cause: supporting The Jimmy Fund in their mission to fight childhood cancer.
Her performance wasn’t just beautiful — it helped raise awareness and funding for young patients in need of hope.
In combining world-class talent with heartfelt purpose, Ye-Lim reminded us that sports and art can both inspire and uplift.
Whether you’re a fan of skating, music, or simply moving human moments — this is one performance you don’t want to miss.
