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Jacky Wu Jokes About Replacing Bai Bingbing on TV Show, Reveals Family Tie to Lin Shan

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Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Taiwanese television hosts Bai Bingbing and Yang Fan welcomed guests Jacky Wu and Lin Shan on their show "Super Bing Bing Show."
  • During a duet, Wu jokingly suggested Bai Bingbing might be replaced as a host, leading to playful banter.
  • Wu revealed a familial connection to Lin Shan, stating they are related and she should call him "uncle."

Taiwanese television personalities Bai Bingbing and Yang Fan hosted their show "Super Bing Bing Show" with guests Jacky Wu and Lin Shan. The episode featured a "Hi-Explosion Singing and Dancing Fun Stage" theme.

Are you going to replace someone?

โ€” Yang FanReacting to Jacky Wu joining the hosts for a song.

Things took a humorous turn when Wu joined Bai Bingbing and Yang Fan for a duet of "A Kind of Feeling." Wu's presence in the hosting lineup prompted surprise, with Yang Fan jokingly asking if he was going to be replaced. Wu then pointed to Bai Bingbing, suggesting she might be the one to go, which amused the audience and drew a playful protest from Bai Bingbing, whose name is in the show's title.

It might be her.

โ€” Jacky WuJokingly suggesting Bai Bingbing might be replaced as a host.

Later, Lin Shan joined Wu for a duet of "Why Do You Love Someone Else?" Their chemistry led Bai Bingbing to question their pairing. Wu then revealed a surprising family connection: Lin Shan's grandmother and Wu's mother are cousins. This means Lin Shan should address Wu as "uncle," a relationship Wu readily acknowledged while praising her singing talent.

Super Bing Bing Show has my name on it!

โ€” Bai BingbingPlayfully protesting Jacky Wu's joke about her being replaced.

The show also highlighted other performers, with Wu commending Cai Yalu's rendition of "Spicy Girl Arrives" and expressing emotion over Lin Yiyun's performance of "Wang Shi Zai," noting the filial piety displayed. Bai Bingbing concluded the show with a duet of "Please Be Quiet" with Wu, showcasing his musical knowledge by correctly identifying the song's composer. In a final, lighthearted moment, Bai Bingbing donned a wig to perform with young singer Zhou Yijun, whose wig accidentally flew off during their performance of aไผไฝฐ version of "When Dreams Wake Up," eliciting laughter from the audience.

It's okay, we'll think of another name for the show.

โ€” Jacky WuResponding humorously to Bai Bingbing's protest.
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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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