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Credits: 出前一丁922 @ Youku
Day: April 17, 2011
[Whereabouts] JKS at Shanghai shopping street
In such a rush to post this that I didn’t have time to note the individual uploaders from Sina, but very grateful to them anyway.
Before JKS departed for the airport, he spent about 10 minutes walking along a shopping street in Shanghai, and a group of eels accompanied him, taking pics from as close as 1 metre from JKS and feeling extremely blissful. The eels just walked alongside him quietly and did not scream etc.
For more pics,
[16 Apr 2011] Informal news of HS Media contract-signing press conference
* Contents updated @ 17 April, 1.14am
Credits: Sukbar, KeunSukChina and as tagged
What does one do at a contract-signing press conference?
Pending official news reports, pics below are purely a loose interpretation of the event for fun, and in no sequential order ^^
JKS plans to release a Chinese album and definitely a press conference in China for that, and he is considering the possibility of setting up a Chinese official website (erm, I guess paid membership as well) and a Sina account (China’s version of Twitter).
Once again, JKS’ display of humour is, well, really funny.
He said he signed a one-year contract with HS Media, and not a hundred-year marriage contract with Jason (他说自己是一年合同不是和杰森百年好合). Despite the teasing, JKS trusts Jason Jang very much as he said that there is nothing that Jason cannot do. JKS said that having gained much experience from his Asia Tour last year, his Tour this year will have more selling points. He may invite Hee-chul and Hong-ki, though he said their rates are quite expensive, but his rate is more expensive than them. When asked to show off the Chinese phrases he knows, JKS said in Chinese “all eels are his wives”, “I love you” and “I am hungry”. The emcee asked JKS how to draw eyeliner, and he really answered that!
The emcee has done her homework and she is knowledgeable about JKS and his eels. She also asked JKS whether he knew the reason why Chinese eels nicknamed him “抽抽”.