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Jordan Chan tearfully apologizes after Beijing concertgoers complain of obstructed views

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Hong Kong star Jordan Chan apologized tearfully during a concert in Beijing after some audience members complained about obstructed views.
  • Many attendees reported being unable to see the stage clearly due to stage designs, with some leaving early.
  • Chan and his team adjusted stage elements and improved screen visibility for subsequent shows, with his wife, Cherrie Ying, also expressing support.

Hong Kong actor and singer Jordan Chan faced audience backlash during his recent concert in Beijing. The 58-year-old star's performance was marred by complaints from attendees whose views of the stage were significantly blocked by stage designs, including large moving figures.

Frustrated fans took to social media to express their disappointment, with many stating they could only see the performers clearly for about 10% of the show. Some audience members even left the concert early due to the poor viewing experience. The situation led to calls for ticket refunds.

Everyone's suggestions have been heard, and we will definitely improve until everyone is satisfied.

— Jordan ChanDuring his second concert, Jordan Chan apologized to the audience and promised improvements.

Responding to the widespread criticism, Chan issued a tearful apology during his second concert. He acknowledged hearing the feedback and vowed to make improvements. His wife, Cherrie Ying, also publicly supported him, humorously noting his distress over the reviews and emphasizing the importance of listening to audience feedback.

Big Man read too many reviews and cried so hard today. Listening to advice is the way to go, otherwise I wouldn't be able to see you clearly either.

— Cherrie YingJordan Chan's wife, Cherrie Ying, humorously commented on his distress and the importance of heeding audience feedback.
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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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