Newly Crowned King of Pop Speaks Out! Chang Chen-yue Admits 'Hurt People' and Aspires to Be Better
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Chang Chen-yue won the Best Mandarin Male Singer award at the 37th Golden Melody Awards.
- The singer reflected on his 33-year career, admitting past mistakes and expressing a desire to become a better person.
- He shared that music has been a way to record his life's experiences and heal himself and others.
Singer Chang Chen-yue has won the Best Mandarin Male Singer award at the 37th Golden Melody Awards, capping a 33-year career in the music industry. The artist, known for his raw and emotive performances, received the prestigious award for his album "Follow the Feeling."
I only hope that I can become a better person through repeated mistakes and corrections.
Reflecting on his journey, Chang admitted to past impulsiveness and rebellion, acknowledging that he had "hurt people" during his life. He expressed a deep-seated desire to learn from his mistakes and evolve into a better individual. "I only hope that I can become a better person through repeated mistakes and corrections," he stated.
Chang views his music as a powerful tool for self-reflection and healing. "Recording these feelings through music, the process of writing heals myself, and also heals those who empathize," he explained. He believes his songs resonate with listeners who have shared similar life experiences, offering solace and connection.
Recording these feelings through music, the process of writing heals myself, and also heals those who empathize.
The singer described the award ceremony as his "highlight moment," expressing gratitude for the recognition. He shared his genuine feelings with fans and collaborators, cherishing the award as a testament to his enduring passion and artistic growth.
Last night was indeed my highlight moment.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.