U:NUS Wu Yu-ting's Birthday Party Moves All to Tears, He Admits Social Anxiety and Fear of Making Friends
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- U:NUS member Wu Yu-ting celebrated his 26th birthday with a piano concert and party.
- He performed original songs and shared his past struggles with social anxiety, encouraging fans to be themselves.
- The event concluded with Wu reading a handwritten letter to fans, moving many to tears.
U:NUS member Wu Yu-ting celebrated his 26th birthday on May 30 with a special party at Billboard Live TAIPEI. Transforming the venue into a personal piano concert, Wu showcased his musical talents, performing original compositions like "3721" and "Used to be alone." The latter song, he revealed, was inspired by his past social anxiety and his journey to embracing self-acceptance.
I am proud you are my friend.
During the event, hosted by Mu Mu, Wu's bandmates sent video messages of support. Group leader Kao Hsu-wei performed a harmonica piece, Kao Hsiang-yu wished him continued creative success, and Cai Cheng-yu, recently discharged from military service, offered unwavering companionship. When asked about potential collaborations in a BL drama, Wu humorously suggested Cai Cheng-yu, anticipating a " breakout" collaboration.
As long as you are tired, I will accompany you my whole life.
The celebration took a deeply emotional turn when Wu Yu-ting read a handwritten letter to his fans. Unable to easily express his gratitude in person, he conveyed his heartfelt thanks through writing. This heartfelt gesture resonated deeply, bringing many in the audience, including the host, to tears and creating a profoundly moving atmosphere.
It will definitely be a breakout hit!
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.