Jerry Yan's Ageless 49-Year-Old Looks Revealed! Poses with Thai F4 Star, Netizens Amazed by 22-Year Age Gap
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Jerry Yan, co-star of the iconic Taiwanese drama "Meteor Garden," recently performed in Bangkok.
- He met with popular Thai actor Win, who played Ximen in the Thai adaptation of "Meteor Garden."
- Netizens marveled at Yan's youthful appearance, noting he looked nearly as young as the 22-years-younger Win.
Taiwanese actor Jerry Yan, beloved for his role as Dao Ming Si in the hit drama "Meteor Garden," recently captivated audiences with a performance in Bangkok. The event brought together stars from across Asia, including popular Thai actor Win, known for his role as Ximen in the Thai version of "Meteor Garden."
The reunion of these two actors, separated by 22 years in age, sparked considerable online discussion. Yan, who is 49, appeared remarkably youthful alongside the 27-year-old Win. Netizens were particularly struck by Yan's ageless appearance, with many commenting that he looked almost as young as Win, despite the significant age difference.
This is the first time I've met Brother Yan in my life.
Win, who was only two years old when "Meteor Garden" first aired, expressed his excitement about meeting Yan, whom he considers an idol. He shared a photo of their meeting on Instagram, accompanied by the theme song from "Meteor Garden." Win also presented Yan with a gift of desserts from a brand he co-founded with his sister.
This encounter marked a significant moment, bridging generations of "Meteor Garden" fandom across different countries. The enduring popularity of the drama and its stars continues to resonate with audiences throughout Southeast Asia, as evidenced by the enthusiastic reception Yan received in Bangkok.
Of course, but no need to say more, I should be famous enough, just kidding!
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.