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Chen Mei-feng addresses singer Chen Ying-jie's health, explains absence from memorial service

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Taiwanese singer Chen Mei-feng attended a charity concert organized by the Taiwan Quality of Life Association, which she chairs.
  • She addressed concerns about veteran singer Chen Ying-jie's critical health condition, stating the association offers help to those in need, not just celebrities.
  • Chen Mei-feng also explained her absence from actor Fu Tzu-chun's memorial service due to a prior commitment to the concert, which was planned six months in advance.

Taiwanese entertainer Chen Mei-feng, who also serves as the chairperson of the Taiwan Quality of Life Association, attended the association's "2026 Love Inheritance Care Concert" on July 4. During the event, she was asked about the health of veteran Taiwanese-language singer Chen Ying-jie, who has been receiving medical treatment for sepsis and kidney failure.

The association takes care of many people, not just artists; we also help many others who need assistance.

— Chen Mei-fengExplaining the broad scope of the Taiwan Quality of Life Association's charitable work.

Chen Mei-feng stated that she is willing to help whenever possible, emphasizing that the association's resources are dedicated to a wide range of individuals in need, not exclusively celebrities. "The association takes care of many people, not just artists; we also help many others who need assistance," she said. She acknowledged the efforts of music producer Hsu Chang-teh, who has been publicly appealing for help for Chen Ying-jie, and affirmed that the association actively assesses cases to provide support where needed.

If we can help, we will do so without hesitation.

— Chen Mei-fengExpressing her willingness to assist singer Chen Ying-jie.

Regarding her absence from the memorial service for actor Fu Tzu-chun, Chen Mei-feng explained that the concert schedule had been finalized six months prior. As the association's chairperson, she felt obligated to personally oversee the event. She conveyed her condolences through the MinTV team and expressed her belief that Fu Tzu-chun, known for his professionalism, would understand her commitment to the charity event.

Charity knows no status; it's not just for celebrities. We all hope to contribute our part.

— Chen Mei-fengReinforcing the inclusive nature of charitable efforts.

Chen Mei-feng, who recently celebrated her 70th birthday, reflected on the importance of using her time meaningfully. She stressed the value of health, self-discipline, and happiness, but more importantly, the significance of sharing love and resources with others when one has the capacity. She reiterated the association's commitment to helping those in need, regardless of their background, and encouraged continued societal support for vulnerable individuals.

Birthdays are not about getting older, but about becoming clearer on what you want to dedicate your time to. I hope to use my actions to tell everyone that health, self-discipline, and happy living are very important; but more importantly, when we still have the ability, we should also share our love.

— Chen Mei-fengReflecting on her 70th birthday and her philosophy on life and giving back.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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