Chen Kai-Lun, After Cancer Surgery, Picks Final Suit and Sings of Rebirth in Charity Single
Golden Bell Award winner Chen Kai-Lun, after surviving cancer, has released a charity single 'Singing on the Ark.' He stated the song is a record of his life and hopes to bring strength to those in low spirits. All royalties from the single will be donated to charity.
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(Central News Agency, Taipei, 16th, Reporter Hung Su-tsin) Golden Bell Award regular Chen Kai-Lun, reborn after surviving cancer, recently released a charity single. He said tearfully that this is not just a song, but a record of his life after rebirth. Before entering the operating room, he had chosen his 'last suit in life,' fearing he might not come out alive.
Chen Kai-Lun held a press conference for his charity single 'Singing on the Ark' today, inviting friends and fans to gather. Since his successful battle against cancer, he describes himself as 'someone who was left behind to start anew.' He hopes that through this song, he can bring companionship and strength to those who are in a low point or lost.
Speaking of his fight against cancer, Chen Kai-Lun choked up and revealed, 'The suit I'm wearing today is actually the one I picked for myself before entering the operating room. I was afraid I would pass away, and I wanted to wear a comfortable suit if I did.'
Unexpectedly, years later, the music video director for 'Singing on the Ark,' Lin Bing-Cun, chose this very suit as the main visual styling, as if by fate. He couldn't help but cry midway through his words, and his fans and friends' eyes reddened as well.
When speaking of the song's producer, Li Fu-Hsing, Chen Kai-Lun teared up again. At the time, even though Li was ill, he accompanied him throughout the recording process and was meticulously involved in every production detail, which Chen Kai-Lun deeply appreciates. At the event, he even knelt on one knee to present flowers to Li Fu-Hsing in thanks, his emotions overwhelming him and moving the entire audience with his sincere feelings.
Chen Kai-Lun stated that he hopes to accompany the elderly and those striving through life's storms with his music. The royalties from the charity single will be entirely donated to charitable causes, including research funds for head and neck cancer at National Taiwan University Hospital and other charitable projects related to elderly care. (Editor: Wu Su-jou) 1150516
Chen Kai-Lun held a press conference for his charity single 'Singing on the Ark' today, inviting friends and fans to gather. Since his successful battle against cancer, he describes himself as 'someone who was left behind to start anew.' He hopes that through this song, he can bring companionship and strength to those who are in a low point or lost.
Speaking of his fight against cancer, Chen Kai-Lun choked up and revealed, 'The suit I'm wearing today is actually the one I picked for myself before entering the operating room. I was afraid I would pass away, and I wanted to wear a comfortable suit if I did.'
Unexpectedly, years later, the music video director for 'Singing on the Ark,' Lin Bing-Cun, chose this very suit as the main visual styling, as if by fate. He couldn't help but cry midway through his words, and his fans and friends' eyes reddened as well.
When speaking of the song's producer, Li Fu-Hsing, Chen Kai-Lun teared up again. At the time, even though Li was ill, he accompanied him throughout the recording process and was meticulously involved in every production detail, which Chen Kai-Lun deeply appreciates. At the event, he even knelt on one knee to present flowers to Li Fu-Hsing in thanks, his emotions overwhelming him and moving the entire audience with his sincere feelings.
Chen Kai-Lun stated that he hopes to accompany the elderly and those striving through life's storms with his music. The royalties from the charity single will be entirely donated to charitable causes, including research funds for head and neck cancer at National Taiwan University Hospital and other charitable projects related to elderly care. (Editor: Wu Su-jou) 1150516