The Jolin Tsai Golden Melody Awards did not go down the red carpet: What if I wasn’t just that outfit?

Jolin Tsai

       On June 28, Jolin Tsai uploaded a picture on his personal social networking website to describe his views on the red carpet, calling himself "Wayward Sister". Jolin Tsai admitted that from time to time since entering the industry, there will be fears of not being loved, fear of not being popular, fear of not being recognized and recognized, and even more fear of being forgotten, but Jolin also asked himself: "What about the rest of myself after removing other people’s expectations and norms? If I believe willfully, I am not just that suit?" The agent also said: Jolin has always been as enthusiastic about the red carpet as he is about performing on stage. After the rehearsal of the golden song yesterday, he saw the golden song red carpet and asked himself what the meaning of walking the red carpet was. After thinking about it for one night, he came to the conclusion that he decided not to walk the red carpet today.

  The original text of Jolin Cai’s personal social networking website: 

  The red carpet is like an arena for beauty, and that kind of clothes is equal to the rules of the game for artists, often making people mistakenly believe that they have no choice.

  Seriously~~

  I’ve been thinking about the meaning of walking the red carpet since yesterday.

  I know I’m not, so why not? Passion?

  If you don’t go, are you afraid? What are you afraid of? Are those things you are afraid of real?

  Since entering the industry, I have sometimes had the fear of not being loved, of not being welcomed, of not being recognized and recognized, and even more of being forgotten. Therefore, I blindly, like being hypnotized, chose to hide behind the expectations of adults, naively believing that it was right, safe, loved, successful, and even thought that was what the real Jolin Tsai looked like.

  Never thought, are those choices my own or someone else’s? Do I really have no choice?

  After removing the expectations and norms of others, what about the rest of yourself?

  Are you still eager to hear your own voice and passion?

  What if I willfully believe that I am more than just that suit?

  What if I choose to rebel out of my comfort zone and let go of the rigid expectations of others?

  Am I still me?

  I only know that without enthusiasm, I would be nothing.