China Airlines Captain, Dermatologist, and Folk Singers Reunite for Tamsui Concert
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- A concert combining folk songs and fireworks will be held on August 23 in Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf.
- The event features singers like Sangpuy, Yu Guan-hua, and Ma Yu-fen, with a special reunion of the "University City Flying Singers."
- Notable performers include a dermatologist, a China Airlines captain, and a counselor, who will perform classic folk songs.
A unique concert blending nostalgic folk music with a spectacular fireworks display is set to take place on August 23 at Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf. Organized by the New Taipei Metro Company, the "Next Stop, Sing Together Folk Song" concert promises an evening of cherished melodies and visual splendor.
The lineup boasts a diverse array of talent, including popular singers such as Sangpuy, Yu Guan-hua, and Ma Yu-fen. The highlight for many will be the surprise reunion of the "University City Flying Singers," a group that evokes strong memories for many. This special ensemble includes individuals who have pursued varied careers, such as dermatologist Dr. Chan Yu-chang, China Airlines captain Liao Po-ching, and counselor Lan Li-ting.
Bringing memories and warmth to everyone online is my greatest joy.
These "flying singers" will perform a medley of well-known folk songs, transforming the Tamsui riverside into an open-air karaoke venue. Hu Yi-fen, one of the returning singers, has a particular connection to Tamsui, having lived there and seen her children attend local schools. Her family's move to the area was inspired by the scenic beauty and pleasant environment.
Every time I return to Tamsui, I feel a sense of nostalgia, missing my good friends and my youth.
Captain Liao Po-ching continues to share his passion for folk music globally, performing online concerts from various countries. He finds joy in revisiting the spirit of the folk song era and bringing warmth and memories to his audience. Dr. Chan Yu-chang, now a respected dermatologist, recalls fond memories of visiting Tamsui during his university days, adding a layer of personal nostalgia to his return.
Lan Li-ting, a counseling psychologist, also expressed her honor in reinterpreting classic folk songs, particularly a duet she will perform with Liao Po-ching. The event celebrates the enduring appeal of folk music and its ability to connect generations, offering a memorable experience for attendees.
I am honored to reinterpret it in our own way with Liao Po-ching.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.