Chinese A-list actor Li Yifeng was affected by a prostitution scandal in 2022, which led to his persona falling apart and his acting career being ruined. His social media accounts were also shut down, and he disappeared from the spotlight for three and a half years, shifting his focus overseas. On the 12th, he held a concert in Thailand, where he tearfully apologized for the past incident of solicitation, claiming he's reformed and that there will be more opportunities to meet everyone in the future. However, netizens weren't sympathetic, calling him "still a scandalous artist" and saying "having a comeback overseas is just too easy."
In 2024, Li Yifeng quietly created a new private account, which quickly achieved a record of millions of shares, but the account was banned after just six days. On the 12th, he shifted the stage to a personal concert in Bangkok, Thailand, which attracted a large number of fans who flew specifically to support him. The venue was filled with a sea of green lights, his representative color, creating a lively atmosphere.
Despite being an actor and not a singer by training, he prepared multiple outfits for his fans this time, also embracing the spirit of Thailand's Songkran festival, using a giant water gun to interact with fans, bringing the atmosphere to its peak. Interestingly, while he was careful not to soak the audience, "splashing the gentlest water with the fiercest expression," he ended up being drenched by the staff, leaving even his bathrobe soaked through.
At the beginning of the concert, Li Yifeng appeared in a theatrical performance style, utilizing a single-shot filming method to demonstrate his stage control and steady acting skills, attempting to reclaim the aura of his actor identity. This event held special significance for him as it marked not only his return after three years but also a formal apology to his past self and fans. According to fans at the event, Li Yifeng repeatedly choked up while apologizing during the performance, stating that he has acknowledged his mistakes and will strive harder for more opportunities to meet the audience in the future.