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Fei Yu-ching (費玉清; b. 17 July 1955), born Chang Yen-ching (張彥亭), is a retired Taiwanese singer-songwriter and television host. Fei Yu-ching was born Chang Yen-ching in Taipei on 17 July 1955, to Mainlander parents, being the youngest of three children. Fei Yuqing Zhang Yanting was born in Taiwan, Taipei, grew up on the entertainment industry has a very high desire. Fei Yuqing childhood parents divorced, but three siblings are interested in the entertainment circle, so Fei Yuqing has two brothers 'star'. Taiwanese singer Fei Yu-ching announced his retirement after 46 years through a letter yesterday. The 63-year-old will bring the curtain down on his entertainment career after his world tour.
Fans of Fei Yu-ching recently got a huge shock when a worrying new rumour about the veteran Taiwanese singer, who retired from showbiz after holding his final farewell concert in November last year, began making the rounds on the internet.
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On Saturday (Nov 28), a Chinese influencer was doing a live stream when he suddenly received a text message from his mother, which he read out loud: “Fei Yu-ching’s cancer has spread and he is on the verge of death. A lawyer has entered his hospital ward and is writing his will. He’s only 64 years old. I’m right there.”
Those tuning into the broadcast were in disbelief and asked if it was true, to which the influencer replied, “I don’t know. My mum sent it to me.”
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- 1/4Just another attention-seeking internet ‘celebrity’?
Netizens were sceptical of the influencer’s claim for several reasons: first of all, he got Yu-ching’s age wrong (the star is actually 65 years old), and secondly, he seemed pretty amused despite delivering such a sobering update. Still, this didn’t stop the topic of “Fei Yu-ching’s terminal cancer” from spreading like wildfire on social media.
In the end, it turned out to be a horrible — not to mention utterly insensitive — piece of fake news. Yu-ching’s management agency took to Weibo on Monday morning (Nov 30) to clarify that he is “completely fine” and urged everyone not to simply believe such wild speculations. They were also quoted by the media as calling the whole situation “a rumour and pure nonsense”.
- 2/4The statement from Yu-ching’s team, which links to an article saying he is healthy
Yu-ching’s older brother, host Chang Fei, issued a statement through his manager as well, saying that they had just met on Sunday (Nov 29) and that Yu-ching was very healthy and full of vigour. “People have been spreading a lot of rumours over these past few years, but we really don’t want to pay too much attention to them. Xiao Ge (Yu-ching’s nickname) couldn’t be better!”
Even Yu-ching’s sister, singer-turned-Buddhist nun Venerable Heng Shu, was taken aback when she heard the news, and quickly asked her nephew if it was true (she hasn’t been in contact with her siblings after they fell out over her massive debts). Like everyone else, she breathed a sigh of relief when she learned that he was doing fine.
- 3/4Um, yeah, let’s not start anymore nasty speculations like that, okay?
- 4/4Yu-ching and Chang Fei (Photo: Apple Daily); Venerable Heng Shu
Photos: Venerable Heng Shu/Facebook, 费玉清贴吧/Weibo, Apple Daily, 娱乐日常/Weibo
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