“I hope that people won't be afraid to express their identities that might be different from what’s trending in the West. We should always incorporate who we are.”
“We need to be kind to everyone around us because it makes such a difference. And also know that that learning itself is a journey—I myself am constantly learning.”
“My dad sparked my passion for music. He bought me my guitar, taught me some chords, and introduced me to bands like Guns N' Roses, Metallica, and Nirvana.”
“My hometown Fujian is known for its 沙茶 (shacha), a famous noodle dish similar to laksa. Needless to say, I find Singapore's laksa tasty and can handle the spice.”
“My late grandaunt was a writer. She left behind some unfinished manuscripts and short stories, and I’ve been thinking of how I can bring them to life and add on to them.”
“I think my partner and I are at a very good stage now. We’re planning to settle down, not anytime soon, but he’s someone that I know I want to spend the rest of my life with.”
“I usually manifest my dreams and things that I want, and I’ve found that the universe really does guide me towards them. So I’d say manifestation works for me!”
“I like to change my hair colour every six months. Subconsciously, it might be because I like G-Dragon who’s also well-known for changing his hair colour!”
“I super love coffee. It wakes me up and keeps me going every day. Another thing is that I dance on the side as a hobby, and it’s become a core part of my identity.”
“A lot of people don’t know this, but most bees don’t sting you—they’re really harmless! There are also blue bees (known as blue-banded bees) that exist!”
“The adrenaline I get when I perform is what’s kept me dancing for so long. Most of my closer friends are people I’ve met through dance. It’s helped me open up more.”
“I’m from Hong Kong and I go back almost 10 times a year to visit my family and to eat the food that I miss—I haven’t found any good cha chaan tengs in Singapore yet!”