Edison Chen to mention the escape details after the door: hide the taxi trunk

Edison Chen apologized (1/9) yesterday, Edison Chen accepted the English magazine "TIMEOUT" interview was exposed, the interview Edison Chen again talked about "Yan Zhao Door" the past brought him the impact, and revealed some past interviews did not say the escape details.　　In one of the most candid interviews since the scandal, Chen shared how he grew up, suffered and eventually came out of the shadows, and why he was ready to return to Hong Kong. Not long ago, Edison Chen was the most notorious Chinese on the planet. When hundreds of thousands of photos stolen from his personal computer leaked to the internet revealing his daring sexual behavior with six of Hong Kong's hottest young actresses, including uniform attire, as a star in a number of Hong Kong movies, an influential local fashion store owner, an inviting male model, And the region's fastest-growing rapper and Cantonese pop singer, Edison Chen is almost overnight from a rising star to Hong Kong's most criticized and condemned people. There is no bigger scandal in the pursuit of celebrity Hong Kong. The budding cause is all burnt, and Chen vowed to leave Hong Kong's entertainment world indefinitely, with shame to disappear in Canada.　　For many Hong Kong people, Chen's story ends here. But what most people don't know is that, while the local spotlight disappears, Chen has been making a firm comeback. Through his efforts, his clothing companies and fashion brand discount stores remain a lucrative and influential company in the local fashion industry. This year, Chen and his partners are planning to open a new brand discount store in Beijing and start a Clot/disney project in Taiwan. He is also working to return to the Chinese entertainment industry through a variety of media efforts across the region. Last December, Chen released his first album, Confusion in the mind of EDC, in three years. His first independent film, near perfection, after the scandal, was starring with Kelly, which will be released at the Asian American Film Festival this month. Chen's dubbing and digital imagery will appear as a major player in the upcoming PlayStation3 shooting game "real Crime: the streets of Hong Kong".　　He also has a new TV show, the untitled Edison Chen Show, which will be aired later this year on Taiwan's cable next cable, Untitled: producer, creator, director and moderator. Although he has prepared for the future development, the past seems to have plagued Edison Chen. Hong Kong does not want to forget the disgraced fiasco, and the image that has been destroyed will always be there. Taking the opportunity of our latest issue of Style magazine, I talked to Chen in a messy Guantang video studio about what he was going through, what he was up against, and how he felt as the world's most notorious Chinese hip-hop boy. [Page] Edison Chen (2/9. Since the beginning of your career, you have been a lot of attention to your personal style.　　So let's start with this question: What inspired your fashion inspirations? I must say my style is based on the influence of hip-hop, plus some Japanese elements. Ironically, when I first returned to Hong Kong in the late 90, a lot of people made fun of my dressing style. I was more hip than I am now. But you know, I think one of the key reasons why people say I have a product at first is that I dress according to my feelings rather than follow the trend. Maybe now I'm wearing clothes that are trendy, but I've actually worn them before and people are laughing at me.　　I was just sticking to my route and meeting a lot of influential people in the fashion world and getting their approval.　　They appreciate your style ... It's not just my style. I think a lot of the positive attention to my style comes from the attention of my clothing company.　　We are one of the leaders of Hong Kong's local fashion industry and I think people appreciate us for that. Yes, through clot you have become one of Hong Kong's most successful street fashion advocates.　　What do you think of the current status of street style in the local fashion industry? is street fashion more popular or is it slowly fading out of sight? I have to say that both of them are right. More popular in China, but fading away in other parts of the world. China is still at least 5-8 years behind. Things that were so hot in other parts of the world 5 years ago are now very popular in China. But when I learned more about the rest of the world, especially in the United States and Japan, the world's street fashion leader, I learned that business is very bad. But at the same time, the new stores in mainland China and Taiwan are everywhere, a glimmer of hope in the process.　　For us, with clot, I think we are at the best stage of our time-just in a growing market.　　Tell us about your recent work. I have just finished my album and I am also dubbing for the protagonist in the new video game real Crime: The streets of Hong Kong. I just started the production of the tour concert this summer. It's a job worth digging, and it's fascinating. I've never had a live concert, but I've been thinking about this live concert and I feel like stage technology is ripe enough for me to get ready for the show. The concert will have visual effects, live theatre equipment and music. We'll open more stores this year. There is a film in my hand that is being made. I'm still working on a movie script with my good friend Scottbuns Scott Burns, who wrote a lot of my favorite films, such as the Bourne ultimatum and the snitch (the informant). So hopefully we can start making my first movie this late summer and I'm going to be involved in making, collaborating on the script and possibly starring in the role. [Page] Edison Chen was small s tofu (3/9In these jobs, do you have a major in performing work? No, not really. I'm not doing too much acting because I'm limited by certain forces. I'm waiting for people to be more tolerant, and then I can start acting again. For now, if I were in a movie, it wouldn't be in some areas. So I have to wait. If you ask me what I love to do in the things I do, I'll tell you it's a show.　　I love acting, but I can't perform now.　　So how do you deal with this situation? This is a terrible thing. I'm trying to find ways to keep myself focused. You know, if you really love doing something and you can't do it for a long time, you start to get bored. I don't want to feel this way, that's why I've been trying to make movies. I try to get in touch with more writers and directors and always do movie-related things.　　Because I hope that when I return to the big screen, everything is invulnerable. Speaking of your new album The name is "Chen's Puzzle" (confusion in the Mind of EDC), and you have painted a picture of the dark picture in a compact and abstract image for the album cover.　　We feel that you have poured a lot of your past pain in this work. This album takes longer than any album I ever had. It took me three years to write more than 160 songs. When I first started writing songs, my work was very angry, hateful and dark. The second batch of works has some lost meaning-no hope, no feeling. And then the third batch is like, OK, I can do it: I'm ready to come back, I can restore my health. I'm beginning to have hope. So this album can be said to be, I choose the best lyrics and best ideas from all the works and condense them into an album. It's like a journey from my world completely collapsed to the time I can go back to the studio to record songs. This may be the album that I have the most personal thoughts. For many people, Edison Chen was finished two years ago. They thought my star path was too dim to turn over. So what I want to tell people is that through challenges and adversity, the future is determined by how you solve difficulties and how you face yourself in solving them. I want listeners and fans who have their own problems to figure out, "Wow, he's back on stage again, and maybe my own problems aren't that bad." "I hope that through this album I can tell my children that as long as there is perseverance and faith in the dark, there will be a glimmer of hope in the future." Even for me-believe me, my situation is really gloomy. [Page] Edison Chen walked in front of the fashion (4/9) in your new single "I Can Fly" (I Could fly), there is a rap lyrics you sing "Can You forgive me?" Will you forget me? "What do you think your current situation in Hong Kong is?" Be forgiven, forgotten, or both.All of them? I have to say that it needs to be treated in a separate way. I think one-third of people really like me and want to see what I do next. There are one-third of people who are tired of me, don't want to hear anything about me, never want to see me again, and the other one-third are apathetic and unconcerned. While I was eating out, I felt that some people saw me as if they were looking at the devil, but the person on the next table wanted to take a picture with me, and then the person at the third table cared about nobody. One time I was in a restaurant and the kids saw me and wanted to stand up and say hello, and their parents pressed them to their seats. It made me feel happy and lost. Happiness is because young people listen to my songs and understand me, and they are the same group that I try to serve. But people still want to suppress us. I really need to make more high-quality work to show people my determination in career.　　Because I believe that's what really matters.　　In general, how do you feel in Hong Kong recently? I still love Hong Kong, but at the same time hate Hong Kong. For me, some aspects of Hong Kong have changed dramatically. I used to stroll around the streets of Tongluowan, and people didn't even believe I was the one they thought "hey, that guy looks like Edison Chen." "You know in Hong Kong, stars are reclusive and they're not very open," he said. And now I am. Most of the time I have to stay in the room. [Page] Edison Chen and Gillian (5/9) Do you think there is a gender bias in the discussion of the matter?　　You are automatically portrayed as a bad person, and those girls are described to some extent as victims ... I think the general view is that I am a sinner. I never told anyone I was an angel. But I have never misled anyone, which is very important to me. I guess everyone has the right to have a point of view. I'm not going to treat it as subjectively as the media, just look at it from my own perspective. At the same time, there are many people who actually have their own values and ideas, read and develop their own ideas, and don't listen to the media tell them what to do, I think they will have their own conclusions. I really respect those who understand their own brain analysis.　　Because the media seem to think they have no responsibility but to make money for themselves.　　As an artist, how did this painful experience affect you? I think it makes me a better actor. I'm an acting actor. I have read Stanivlavsky (note: Stanislavsky Russian actors and theatrical directors); I've been in Los Angeles for a method acting course. Method acting requires you to incorporate your personal experience and experiences into your role. You know, when I was in a movie, the director might have said: "Now somebody's going to kill you, they're coming after you." I was brewing emotions and trying to get into the role, and then the director might say, you don't look like you're being hunted, and then I have to admit, well, my rootBen didn't know what it was like to be hunted. But now? No problem. I can do it, I know. I can show you that part right now.　　So I think that through all the pain and emotion I've experienced, whether as an actor or as a person, I have been enriched.　　Like what? I used to hide in the trunk of a car for hours like an illegal immigrant. I have to keep away from the reporters. Once 500 policemen surrounded my car. I tried being told by the police that I was about to be arrested. I haven't slept in the police station for 5-6 days. I have too much experience in those things. That's why I'm still waiting for the moment to get back to the camera, because I just want to release it. Now, when I perform, it's like a cure for my healing-release. I have no way of releasing it now. This album is very personal, but it still doesn't reach the standard I want.　　I want to release all my experiences and feelings-no matter what you say-I need to release. In a way, bad boys may always be part of your public image.　　Have you ever thought of simply accepting being a bad boy? You know, I don't deliberately describe myself as a particular person. I am what I am. Have I ever thought about going to extremes and just falling down? Of course I did. I wanted to say, look, if this is what you want to see, then I'll be a villain. I can do this and I can do it well. But after all these years, I have really calmed down, and my massive rage has vanished. So am I going to deliberately package myself into a clean, healthy image? No, I am me. If a journalist annoys me, I'll give him a good lesson. But if you come with respect, I won't overdo it. I will not take the initiative to think about my image and how I will be described. The only thing I care about is the chance to do the job I want to do. That's what I'm thinking now. But who knows, maybe three months later, I messed up. But at the moment, my thoughts are clear. [Page] Chen's new album (6/9) There are rumors about your death threats in the aftermath of the scandal.　　Can you share some horrible things like this? Death threats have never been transmitted directly to me personally, they are all openly circulated. I don't even know if they're real. The scariest things are more spiritual-the things that come into my mind. There are a lot of questions like, my family okay? Where am I going to go? Do I have a job? Can I have a rice?　　Why would I have to hide in the trunk of a car?　　Yes, what's the story? In order to leave Hong Kong, I have to avoid the paparazzi, to avoid the people who hate me, to avoid the police, to avoid the general public, to avoid all people and things. Everyone is interested in the story, it's crazy. That was incredible. I hid in the trunk of a taxi to the Shenzhen border to leave Hong Kong. Next time I take a bus like this, I'll bring sandwiches and drinks. It was once againLong and nervous breakdown of the car experience. I was a bit claustrophobic, and I was beginning to wonder if we were going in the right direction and wondering if the driver was trustworthy. And, I remember when people started stepping on my car after a big press conference, my lawyer desperately turned to me and said, "Are we going to be okay?" "I said," God, you're my lawyer, you're the one who should make me feel better! Why did you force me to flee?　　"Who backed you out of the mess?" My family has supported me since the first day of the event. My girlfriend (known to be the Vincy Yeung, the local entertainment Heng Yang, the niece of Albert Yeung) has been there to support me. She really is a very good girl, she let me stay with her for a while. You know, I met a lot of people in L.A. and they didn't know who I was. When they know it, they say, "Hey, why didn't you tell me?" "Then I just said," I told you I'm a fashion designer from Hong Kong, and that's true. The story ends. (laughter) These people are really concerned about me. They don't care about my reputation or what I have. These really make me feel relaxed because many Hong Kong people shifty at this time. One of the most painful things about the scandal is that I thought I had a bunch of close friends in Hong Kong, but they pretended not to know me when something went wrong. It was very disappointing, but it was also a bit of a relief because I suddenly saw them through. They made me realize clearly that I was nothing to them. I've known a lot of real friends in California, and it really means so much to me.　　[Page] Edison is in a good mood (7/9) More and more scandals involving celebrities involve text messages and photos-Farrell, Keinwest, Bradfach, David Beckham, and so on-do you think it's going to make us admit that sometimes everyone is a little crazy? Well, it's a very regional thing. No matter what they do or don't do in a particular area, they rarely admit it. When I first came to America-it was not something that made me proud, but it was a good story to help me understand the problem-I went to my brokerage firm William Morris Endeavor Entertainment (William Morris Endeavor), a big New York brokerage firm. When I went to the front desk, they asked, "Who are you?" Who are you meeting? I said, "I am Edison Chen, I come to see So-and-So," then they will search my name on the computer. And after the scandal, I went there and they said, "Hi, Edison, how are you?" You came to see Charlie today, right? This way please. "When I take the elevator, someone says," Hey, Edison Chen, how you been? High！ I saw the report, you're a man! "I was shocked. Just came back from Hong Kong, I was not in the state. But these let you see that different cultures and regions inHow different it is to accept and talk about certain things.　　In America, the whole situation could be completely different. You said your girlfriend went through the ordeal with you.　　To tell you the truth, this is quite impressive. She is younger than me, but stronger than me. She is more focused than I am. No one would believe that she would stay by my side and suffer. I have to thank some people-those who pay attention to me all the time. She stayed with me when I was most miserable, and it kept me positive and reminded me, hey, I haven't lost it all. Let's just say she's like the backbone of my gradual recovery process. She's from Hong Kong, but she never listens to the nonsense, which makes me feel very relaxed. You know, I owe her all my life.　　We are still together, I love her very much. As you said in the 2009 CNN talk show "Breaking Silence" (Breaking the Silence), you haven't spoken to any of the women involved in the scandal.　　Have you contacted any of them since then? If you asked me this question a year or two ago, I would say that I really want to find them to speak, because I haven't forgiven myself yet and I haven't recovered or healed. But lately, I think I'll let it go. Will I deliberately avoid seeing them? No. Am I going to find them? Not at all. If I stay in Hong Kong in the entertainment circle, this place is very small, I will probably meet them. So when it happens, I'll look at the situation. I do not know whether will be happy or unhappy, I just listen to the fate of the arrangements. At the moment, I think everyone has moved on, and I think everyone has a negative feeling. I have a lot of respect for everyone involved, and I'm happy to see them filming and acting, and they seem to be smiling again. It made me feel very relieved.　　[Page] Chen's glowing (8/9) on your wiki page, your name is the most popular search term on Google search in mainland China in the 2008. Not really. I was second in line that year and Obama beat me.　　(laughter) Yes, but it's kind of a great thing, right? Yes, of course it is. Some people guess that I will be very sad about this matter. But no, it's fine. Things have happened. For many people, this is like the famous entertainment slogan: All propaganda is good publicity. So if you think of it as a propaganda method, if the previous audience has an impact rate of 45%, it will now reach 85%. It certainly has won more attention for my brand. It really has to be my next move to define this story, because the story isn't over yet. I'd say we're still in it. And as I said, the way people look at it in different places is different. In Hong Kong and mainland China, many people see the rankings and think, oh, my God, that's terrible. In America, people say, "Brother's doing well--you almost beat Obama!" So I see both the good and the bad.I'm trying to be more positive right now. How to judge a man depends on how he faces adversity. I hope things will get better within five years. I'm not saying that people will forget about it, but hopefully there will be something to dilute the so-called scandal, and what I have left can have more meaning. Hopefully, on my wiki page, more than 30% of the talk is about my job, and 70% is about the nonsense. I would prefer this ratio to be 70% about the real thing and 30% is about the boring stuff.　　(laughter) [page] Edison Chen and Gillian (9/9) But how do you feel about someone who has seen your very personal information? I can't hate them. The matter is so great that if you don't know it, you're behind. If you don't look, you'll feel like you've been left behind. I am still confused, I do not know who should be angry-some of them are angry with me, part of those who upload photos, and some of the people who look at the photos. But if I was in their place, I might do the same thing, so I couldn't be too subjective to hate them. Hopefully, for the vast majority of people, they can now understand that this is sensational and shocking, and hope that they can see the real meaning of the event.　　If anything happens again, I hope they don't respond the same way. Finally, we have to ask how do you feel when you know that those photos are spread out forever?　　Have you accepted the fact from a personal point of view? This is the best way to dispose of it. In the past, I would have been trembling before the director called the shooting. I'm going to think I screwed up. That would be awkward. But right now, I'm ready to do the shooting anytime and anywhere. (he jumps from his seat and raises his voice) I've been naked before, brother! That's how I feel. You know what I mean? I meet naked 裎, no preoccupations. There's nothing you don't see. I'm fine now, I feel good, I've released everything. I no longer feel cramped and shy because I can't. And there's nothing left to make me feel shy. So through a good and bad way, I released myself. Now I think it's good to have more, because I can really unleash freedom, and I can say "Ah!" This is me! "That's good.