Kim was the first among the surviving "comfort women", a euphemism for the hundreds of thousands of girls and women in 13 Asia-Pacific countries or regions who were forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese army from 1930 to 1954, to go public in front of television cameras about her story in August 1991
诸侯相襚，以后路与冕服。先路与褒衣，不以襚。遣车视牢具。疏布輤，四面有章，置于四隅。载粻，有子曰：“非礼也。丧奠，脯醢而已。”祭称孝子、孝孙，丧称哀子、哀孙。端衰，丧车，皆无等。大白冠，缁布之冠，皆不蕤。委武玄缟而后蕤。大夫冕而祭于公，弁而祭于己。士弁而祭于公，冠而祭于己。士弁而亲迎，然则士弁而祭于己可也。
故冠于阼，以着代也；醮于客位，三加弥尊，加有成也；已冠而字之，成人之道也。见于母，母拜之；见于兄弟，兄弟拜之；成人而与为礼也。玄冠、玄端奠挚于君，遂以挚见于乡大夫、乡先生；以成人见也。