Bolin Chen's 9-Month Absence: Agency Colleague Shares Update Amid Enlistment Controversy

Taiwanese actor Ko Chen-po, widely known as Bolin Chen, has been absent from the entertainment scene for nine months after a controversy surrounding his enlistment process. The actor, who was reportedly indicted for a "flash enlistment" and faces a potential sentence of two years and eight months, has seen his career completely halted.

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If I were a man, I could take his roles, but I'm a woman and can't snatch them, which is a bit of a pity!

Despite Chen's hiatus, his colleague from the same agency, Bai Bai, assured that the company's operations remain unaffected. During a press event where she hosted a charity film screening, Bai Bai humorously remarked that if she were a man, she could have stepped in to fill Chen's acting roles, lamenting that as a woman, she couldn't seize those opportunities.

When asked about Chen's current activities, Bai Bai indicated their primary communication is through social media, where she sees his interactions, jokingly suggesting he is "repenting" and taking time to reflect. She also addressed rumors about Chen's wedding to Popu Lady member Ting Hsuan being postponed due to the enlistment issue, stating she had not received any wedding news but expressed excitement for it.

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Repent! Take a break, and think carefully.

Bai Bai advised that Chen is likely focused on resolving his current situation before making future life plans, a sentiment she believes is common for anyone facing similar circumstances. She reiterated that Chen's absence has not impacted the agency's business, emphasizing her continued work as an artist under the company.

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I haven't received any wedding news yet. If there is, I will definitely let everyone know!