Dan-go’s Eldest⁢ Daughter ⁢Zheng Yao Announces Upcoming Marriage

Zheng ‍Yao, the eldest daughter of ‍Dan-go, recently announced her upcoming marriage to ⁤her fiancé, Jacob Chan, on⁢ social media. The couple’s love story began two years ago when they met at a ⁣business dinner in Tokyo. They‌ discovered⁣ they shared​ similar interests in reading⁢ and painting, and their relationship blossomed from there.

Zheng Yao’s fiancé, ⁤Jacob Chan, is a Cambridge Engineering graduate who worked‌ in​ finance in London before pursuing an MBA at Harvard.⁤ He currently‍ runs the family office⁢ business in Hong Kong. The couple’s romantic proposal ⁣took ⁢place in Paris,⁣ where Jacob surprised ⁣Zheng‌ Yao during her ⁤birthday celebration at Paris ⁢Fashion​ Week.

Dan-go has always been very fond of‍ his daughter, and their close relationship is‍ evident​ in the song he composed, “That Night I Rubbed ‌My Daughter’s Back.” In 2017, Dan-go admitted that he couldn’t bear⁢ the ⁢thought of his daughters getting married in ⁢the future. However, it seems he ‍has​ come to ​terms with Zheng Yao’s​ engagement, as he recently posted a heartfelt message‌ on ​social media,⁢ referencing the song “I‌ Loved Her First” by Heartland.

The song’s ⁢lyrics express the love and pride⁣ a father feels for his daughter, and the difficulty of letting her go. Dan-go’s post was a mix of emotions, but ultimately, he welcomed his son-in-law into their family. The lyrics of ‍”I‌ Loved Her First” are a beautiful expression of the love between ⁣a father and daughter, and‌ the challenges of handing over that love to someone ‌else.

Look ​at the two of you dancing‍ that way,
Lost in⁣ the moment and‍ each other’s face,
So much in‌ love, you’re⁢ alone in this‍ place,
Like there’s nobody ⁣else in the world.

I was enough for her‌ not long ago,
I was her number⁢ one, she​ told⁤ me so,
And she still ⁢means⁤ the world to me, just so you‌ know,
So be careful when you hold my girl.

Time‌ changes everything, life must go on,
And I’m not gonna stand in‍ your way,
But I​ loved her first, I held her first,
And a place in⁤ my heart will always be⁣ hers.

From⁤ the first breath she breathed,
When she first smiled at me,
I knew the love of a​ father runs ⁢deep,
And I prayed that she’d ⁢find you someday,
But⁤ it’s still hard‌ to give ‍her⁣ away,
I loved ‍her⁢ first.

How could that beautiful woman with you,
Be the same freckle‌ face kid that I knew,
The one that I read all those fairytales to,
And tucked into bed all those nights?

And I knew the first time I saw you with ‍her,
It was only a‌ matter of time,
I loved her first, I held her ​first,
And a⁣ place in my heart will always be hers.

From‌ the first breath she breathed,
When she first smiled at me,
I knew the love⁢ of a father runs deep,
And ‍I prayed that she’d find you someday,
But it’s still hard to give her ‍away,
I loved her first.

From the ​first breath she breathed,
When she first ‌smiled at me,
I knew the love ⁣of a father runs‍ deep,
Someday you might know what I’m goin’ through,
When a miracle smiles up at‌ you,
I loved her first.

As Dan-go welcomes ‌his ‌son-in-law into their family, it’s clear that he has come to terms with the idea of ​letting go. With the love and support of their family, Zheng Yao and Jacob Chan are ready to start their new life together.