Wu Chun Officially Goes Solo

The fact that Wu Chun is going solo is now official.

Wu Chun has decided not to renew his contract with HIM Records. The first thing he worked on after going solo is his own official fan club "Chun Zone International Fan Club," which was opened last month. The first fans meeting was held yesterday and 300 fans from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, and even Japan and Korea came.

Although now going solo, but the 31-year-old said he will still attend to events and endorse with Calvin Chen, Jiro Wang, and Aaron Yan as Fahrenheit together. He will focus on films this year and has no plans to release an album.

People are curious about his love life, and the actor expressed he hasn't date since he was 16. He doesn't really want to make relationship public.

"I don't want my partner to be in any trouble," he said. "Of course I want to share with everyone, but still have to look at the situation."

Source: Apple Daily, UDN / By: KAY @ Kay's Entertainment

Wu Zun Expands Fitness Career in Shanghai

Not only he opened his own gym in hometown Brunei, Wu Zun now expands his fitness business in Mainland China.

Opened three gym on his own already, Wu Zun opened another associated gym "Wu Zun Gym" in Shanghai. He does not need to invest with his own money, only needs to provide his image and cooperate with investors. The gym has basketball court, swimming pool, and hot yoga room, etc.

The Fahrenheit member feels cool to have a gym that names after him. It is also cool for him to see his photos and name in the gym, making him very proud.

"I don't dare to put my photos in my gym in Brunei," he says.

Having a muscular body every guy wants, Wu Zun is actually a professional. He earned a certificate of spinning workout in America and can teach courses. But lately his image of muscle man is challenged by fellow Fahrenheit member Jiro Wang, who spends three days at the gym every week.

"He's good, but I absolutely won't let loose of myself."

Source: Apple Daily / By: KAY @ Kay's Entertainment

Goo Hye Sun Knows Which Part of Wu Zun is the Most Robust

In GTV-Comic Ritz's idol drama, Taiwanese version of "Absolute Boyfriend," Wu Zun has to wear a tight white body suit in order to play a perfect robot boyfriend. His body shape is clearly visible. Once praised Wu Zun's muscular body, female lead of the drama, Korean actress Goo Hye Sun was asked what is the most robust from Wu Zun. She blushed and just laughed, didn't know how to answer. Wu Zun jumped in to help her out from the embarrassing situation: "You don't have to answer this question."

On the set, the leads perform with their native language. Goo says her lines in Korean and Wu Zun says his in Mandarin. Wu Zun disclosed he learned some Korean from Goo right away. "I learned 'a-lah-so' (I know) and 'ken-chia-nai' (it's okay)," he said. Language barrier is quite a problem for them and the two disclosed they know when to say their lines based on each other's body language. But it doesn't work all the time. For an example, during the shooting of several scenes, they had already said their lines but still didn't hear the director say 'cut'---in fact, they didn't know their shot is already over. "I think it only happens in the beginning of shooting. Then our chemistry will get better over time," Wu Zun expressed. "It was a little messed up, but really fun," Goo said.

Source: NowNews, Mingpao / Translation: KAY @ Kay's Entertainment