Five Years After Liu Zhen’s Passing, Hsin Lung Returns and Denies Remarriage Rumors

Taiwan’s “Queen of Ballroom Dance,” Liu Zhen, passed away in 2020 due to complications from heart surgery, and it has now been five years since her death. Her singer husband, Hsin Lung, chose to step back from the entertainment industry after losing his beloved wife, focusing on caring for his daughter and creating music. Recently, rumors have been widely circulating online that he remarried abroad, sparking heated discussions. In response, Hsin Lung addressed the rumors for the first time on a radio program, firmly denying them and stressing, “I haven’t even used my passport, how could I have gotten married?” His tone reflected a sense of helplessness. He also revealed that he has signed with a new agency and is preparing to make a comeback in the entertainment world.

In a recent interview on UFO Radio’s “Night Light Family,” Hsin Lung shared that he has spent most of the past few years at home creating music and accompanying his daughter, who is now in the fourth grade. He mentioned that even relatives and friends were fooled by these rumors, with some even calling to “congratulate him on his remarriage,” which left him both amused and exasperated. He said helplessly: “I am a very devoted person. I have no intention to remarry, nor do I want to fall in love again. Now, all my love is for my daughter.” He emphasized that he still often misses Liu Zhen and feels regret about the misunderstandings from the outside world.

In addition to addressing the rumors, Hsin Lung also revealed that he has recently signed with a new agency and is preparing to return to the music scene with two new songs, “Blossoms in Spring” and “One Man Standing Guard.” He expressed hope that, through his music, he could share the emotional growth he has experienced over the past few years and respond to the public’s curiosity and concern with his work. He said emotionally that music is his way to reconnect with the world: “It’s not about making a comeback for money, but to let everyone know that I’m still doing my best to live.”