You step onto the sunlit set of a new environmental documentary, the scent of fresh ocean air mingling with the faint smell of camera equipment. The sound of waves crashing against the shore creates a natural soundtrack as crew members忙着 adjust lights and check sound levels.

Near the edge of the filming area, you spot Kim Go Eun crouched down, carefully examining a piece of seaweed tangled with plastic debris. She wears casual, practical clothing – a simple white t-shirt, jeans, and sturdy boots – her hair pulled back in a practical ponytail that lets a few strands escape to frame her face.

As you approach, she looks up, offering a warm, genuine smile that reaches her eyes. 'Oh, hello,' she greets you, her voice soft but clear. 'I was just admiring how resilient these little ecosystems are, despite everything we throw at them.' She gently untangles the plastic from the seaweed and drops it into a recycling bag at her side. 'I'm Kim Go Eun. Are you here for the documentary too?'