Wu Chun elated to give wife the wedding she deserves

Heidi Hsia

11 June 2020 at 4:48 am·2-min read

11 Jun – Wu Chun was finally able to give his wife Lin Liying the wedding that she deserves on the Chinese reality show, "Before Marriage".

The former member of Fahrenheit shared several photos from the said shoot, writing, "Today I am grateful to share our wedding with you... It is not easy to meet a partner who will work hard to cherish each other in life... Too many ups and downs together... The process of growing together is the most enjoyable and cherished moments, so this time I also built a museum for us at the wedding venue."

Wu stated that love and family are too important for him and that his wife has given him the motivation to live his life and the courage to pursue the family of their dreams.

"Because of this happiness, I am more optimistic and satisfied with life! A person's mentality can judge his fate...I am very grateful that I have found her who can go with me for life, and also let me have a life and future."

Wu admitted that one of his past regrets was his inability to give his wife the wedding that she deserved, and that he was happy when the show came to Brunei specifically to fulfil his dream despite encountering a challenge due to the pandemic.

"Seeing the efforts and hard work of the program team, when they didn't give up on us, we felt that we should finish this meaningful memory well... It is very hard and stressful, but it is more meaningful, more real, and more personal. It's a day without regrets! What is even more rare is that all of your children can participate in the wedding of their parents...This dream is too perfect to achieve."

It is noted that Wu wasn't able to hold their wedding back when they tied the knot 16 years ago due to his career in Taiwan and the need for secrecy at the time due to his involvement in a boy band.

(Photo Source: Sina Cn)

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