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Author: Jay Chou
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Jay's charm fully unleashed! Jay Chou's first photo book and pictorial storm hits the shelves! After two years of effort, it completely presents Jay Chou's real insights into family, friendship, love, and music! Nearly 200 exquisite photos spanning Europe and Asia, behind-the-scenes work snippets, are! Jay Chou personally pens tens of thousands of words of heart-to-heart reflections that move the soul! A complete record of Jay Chou's five years since debuting—awards, songwriting, performances, and album behind-the-scenes stories! His mother, Ye Hui-mei,, and friend write forewords for the book! The book debuted in Taiwan and quickly topped the bestseller list at Kingstone Bookstore within two days! "D," completely reveals the "Jay variation concerto" you've never seen before. If you haven't read this book, the Jay you know is just the rumors outside! Friends, we should cherish them for life—Jay Chou, for his friends, I would do anything, as long as it helps them. If my success can bring some help to my friends, I won't hesitate to assist them to the fullest. Because I also walked the path of obscurity to achieve today's success. To me, friends are meant to be cherished for life. As long as I am doing well, I hope to do my best to help them. Of course, I can also work for free, squeezing two full workdays out of a packed schedule. Despite sweating and running around the streets under the scorching sun on the filming day and working overtime, it didn't matter. On the set, I exchanged opinions with the director and revised the script, learning a lot in the process.
"Fishing with Jiang Taigong" love theory—Jay Chou's first love happened during his middle school years. She was a girl in the class next door, and she made him feel the thrill of love at first sight. He saw her and fell for her instantly, wanting to get to know her, but he never got the chance. Later, the school held a class choir competition, and he was in charge of the accompaniment. Maybe because of this, she started to take an interest in him. At the time, he thought the fish had definitely bit the hook. The pursuit process wasn't simple—it was more like a gradual shift from friend to lover. They started going out together, helping her with tutoring, writing songs for her, and intentionally creating romantic moments, playing music for her.
The Dian'an Forest Park wasn't finished yet, and their first kiss wasn't on the lips but on the cheeks. He found he quite liked kissing girls' cheeks. His first kiss happened when the park was still under construction.
Pure love—Jay Chou doesn't have a specific type of girl he likes. Girls who move him aren't just about looks—there's no particular image, but temperament is more important. Of course, fate also plays a role. He lost his first chance, and often people think what's meant to be will be. Sometimes he also takes a gamble. If he meets her again at the next intersection, he'd ask for her number—it was something he often did in his student days. Now, he thinks it's important to seize opportunities, especially in the entertainment industry. Though he meets many people, it doesn't mean love will appear.
Pure love only appears when you're an ordinary person.