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Taiwan's 'Crane King' reveals secret behind his signature floral outfits

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • A Taiwanese millionaire, known as the "Crane King of Zhubei," has become a popular online personality for his distinctive style.
  • He frequently wears "Northeast China floral outfits" and has a signature dance, owning 20-30 such outfits himself.
  • The millionaire has gifted around 900 of these outfits to friends and family, and even offered one to a YouTuber during an interview.

Known as the "Crane King of Zhubei," Taiwanese millionaire Hu Hanyen has gained significant online fame beyond his vast wealth and luxurious homes. His signature "Northeast China floral outfits" and a self-created "happy dance" have become his recognizable trademarks.

During a street interview with YouTuber Joyce Qiu, Hu explained his fondness for the floral attire, stating it makes him look "young and festive." He revealed he owns 20 to 30 of these outfits and has generously gifted approximately 900 to friends and relatives. He even offered an outfit to Qiu during their conversation, showcasing his flamboyant personality.

Because these clothes make me look young and festive!

· Hu HanyenHu Hanyen explaining his choice of attire during an interview.

Hu's unique style and extravagant gifting have captured public attention, with netizens praising his "strength and dominance." His willingness to share his distinctive fashion sense highlights a blend of personal flair and generosity that has resonated with his growing online following.

I'll give you one next time you visit my home!

· Hu HanyenHu Hanyen offering a floral outfit to the interviewer.
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