Singer Xie Jingying and Energy's Zhang Shuwei celebrate twin daughters' double full moon, share 'double love'

Taiwanese singer Xie Jingying and Energy band member Zhang Shuwei recently celebrated a joyous milestone: the double full moon of their twin daughters, "Tongtong" and "Tangtang." The couple, who married two years ago, welcomed their daughters in May. To mark the occasion, Xie Jingying shared a rare and sweet photo of herself and Zhang Shuwei on Facebook, radiating happiness.

"From the day we knew you existed, we wondered what the best first gift for your life would be," Xie Jingying wrote on Facebook. "Not the most expensive, but one that carries blessings, shares joy, and makes recipients feel happy." The couple chose a special handmade dessert brand for their daughters' full moon gifts, the same one they used for their wedding. This choice holds deep meaning, symbolizing a gentle continuation of their journey together, from their wedding to welcoming their precious babies.

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From the day we knew you existed, we wondered what the best first gift for your life would be. Not the most expensive, but one that carries blessings, shares joy, and makes recipients feel happy.

While the celebration is filled with warmth and sweetness, it also comes after a period of difficulty. Just last month, Zhang Shuwei was indicted and faced a jail sentence for allegedly faking illness to evade military service. Xie Jingying's agency had stated at the time that she was busy with the newborns, supporting her husband by focusing on childcare. The couple's public display of affection and happiness now seems to put that shadow behind them, as they embrace their new life as a family of four.

"From 'us two' to 'us four'... the double full moon is not just a wait in time, but represents double happiness, double love," Xie Jingying shared. The couple, beaming in the photo, held their sleeping daughters and formed a large heart shape with their hands, a testament to their overflowing joy and love.

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From 'us two' to 'us four'... the double full moon is not just a wait in time, but represents double happiness, double love.