Taiwanese singer A-Chi, also known as “Money-Making Milk,” is once again sparking widespread conversation with a recent livestream that drew over 3 million viewers [[2]]. The Golden Melody Award-winning artist documented her participation in the traditionally private process of preparing a body for funeral services, a move that has ignited both fascination and praise for her willingness to confront mortality.Beyond A-Chi’s unconventional livestream, this story also encompasses significant personal revelations from veteran actresses Wen Shenghao and Bai Bingbing, marking a moment of increased LGBTQ+ visibility within the Taiwanese entertainment industry. The unfolding events signal a shift towards more open discussion and portrayal within Taiwanese media.
Taiwanese Singer A-Chi Helps Prepare a Body for Funeral, Draws Massive Online Attention
Taiwanese singer A-Chi (real name Tsai Hsuan-yi) recently participated in the preparation of a body for funeral services, an experience that has captivated audiences and drawn over 3 million viewers to her online streams. The singer documented the process, including the detailed stitching of surgical scars, in a series of videos that have gone viral.
A-Chi described the experience as a profound one, stating, “People will be forgotten very quickly.” The singer’s involvement in the traditionally somber task has sparked widespread discussion online, with many praising her courage and willingness to confront mortality.
This isn’t the first time A-Chi has garnered significant attention for her unique content. She previously gained popularity with her persona as the “Money-Making Milk,” a nickname stemming from her successful online streams. The singer’s willingness to engage in unconventional and deeply personal projects continues to resonate with a large audience.
In other Taiwanese entertainment news, veteran actress Wen Shenghao recently revealed a surprising personal connection to fellow actress An Xin’an. During a new drama, Wen Shenghao shared that An Xin’an is her former girlfriend, coming out as a member of the LGBTQ+ community later in life. The revelation occurred while discussing her role in the new series, where she underwent a breast reduction surgery and lost 4 kilograms.
An Xin’an, a Golden Bell Award-winning actress, bravely shared her story, adding another layer to the narrative of acceptance and visibility within the Taiwanese entertainment industry. The performance highlights the growing representation of diverse stories on screen.
Meanwhile, Golden Melody Award-winning singer “Money-Making Milk” (A-Chi) has also broken viewing records with a recent livestream, attracting over 3 million viewers as she demonstrated the process of preparing a body for funeral rites. The livestream showcased the meticulous work involved, including the realistic reconstruction of surgical scars, shocking many viewers.
The singer’s willingness to share such a personal and unconventional experience underscores her unique position within the Taiwanese entertainment landscape. The announcement adds to a year of major online streaming events and celebrity engagement with audiences.
Finally, 65-year-old Golden Bell Award-winning actress Bai Bingbing, who has been largely out of the public eye for two years, has returned to acting and undergone a flat chest surgery, losing 4 kilograms in the process. She also revealed to her daughter that she is a member of the LGBTQ+ community.
Bai Bingbing’s return to the screen and her personal revelation mark a significant moment in her career and contribute to the ongoing conversation surrounding representation and acceptance in Taiwanese media.
