Recently, Charlene Choi (A Sa), a national idol, appeared on the cover of the magazine “ONCE Ichiban” with a new work. In addition to the still beautiful cover blockbuster, Charlene Choi also shared her “next stop” plan with everyone in the cover story. Brings the new song “Little Woman” which has been in debut for 20 years. At the shooting scene, Ah Sa not only easily manages different styles such as mature and sexy, cute and playful, intellectual and gentle, but also never forgets to interact with the shooting team.
“Or the dream has not come true, the time is always a little regrettable… Why do you have a new season of fashion for your 80s, and you are old elegantly…” After debuting 20 years, the new song “Little Woman” sang many insights in Sa’s heart . From being the youngest singer in the Red Hall to hold a concert to the national idol group, the collaborations are all predecessors. When the works are concentrated, the Golden Image Awards are nominated almost every year. But it is these “highlights” that cover her personal image of Charlene Choi.
This time, at the invitation of the magazine “ONCE Ichiban”, Ah Sa opened his heart to everyone, “Filming and singing are all done while studying, and I am very busy. And I used to be not very confident, and often just bite the bullet. Face many things and pretend to be brave and strong…” She said, and kept mentioning the support of Gillian, another member of the group, and the fans’ support for her.
For 20 years, she has been smiling to everyone in the camera, but today under the lens of “ONCE Ichiban” founder and chief photographer Li Owen, she can be herself and express herself freely and comfortably. This time, the cover shooting location was chosen in Shanghai. When she came here in the drizzle of Shanghai, the entire shooting team was surprised by her almost unchanged girlishness and flawless appearance in 20 years. Li Owen said: “She is a very good subject. She is too familiar with the camera. She is almost born for the camera. The movement is just right. We hope to capture the true state of her day and feel about her work all the time. Whether it’s boring, it’s a sense of newness to Shanghai, I don’t need to deliberately instruct her to make specific movements or expressions, or ask her to show her usual “camera sense”, those smiles like stars, slightly swaying. The hair and the gradually firm eyes are all her free expressions. We purely want to truly record the charm of this female artist who has been working hard since her debut 20 years ago. “She can lean somewhere in front of the camera at will, or she can do it herself Go play with some small props without any restrictions.
Comfortable! This is the biggest theme of this shooting. For Charlene Choi, she also has her own set of understanding of daily comfort: “I prefer comfort. For example, wearing a trendy but not very comfortable clothes, the feeling you present is just It’s weird. I think you have to be confident in wearing clothes. You have to feel comfortable and beautiful before others will think you are beautiful.” In the new song “Little Women”, she also proposed that she wanted to be elegant. The ground is getting old. The glitz that time has bestowed on this woman gradually recedes, and now Ah Sa is quietly enjoying every moment of tranquility in the most relaxed posture.
This is also the theme of “ONCE Ichiban” magazine has always been upholding, “poetic, pure, warm, and attitude”-using lens language to record the moment when every subject feels “poetic time” in ordinary life, then A moment is both eternal and growing. As Charlene Choi said, “Growth is a kind of upward force, bravery after setbacks, and a smile to face fear. Looking back, defeat all illusions and delusions, raise your head, and continue walking with unrelenting strength I am proud and stubborn, letting the brave and unrestrained surging, the train of life keeps moving, and the next stop is a better self!”
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