Hua Chenyu wore the same dress for his birthday for eight years in a row. What other very ritualistic things did he do?

Hua Chenyu, 1990 was born in Shiyan, Hubei Province on February 7, 1990. He is a male singer in China and graduated from Wuhan Conservatory of Music. On September 27th, 20 13, he won the annual championship of Happy Boys of Hunan Satellite TV. In the same year, on February 6, 65438, he won the award of the most popular male singer in the 6th Music Billboard Newcomer Festival. 20 14 1.30, Hua Chenyu boarded the CCTV Spring Festival Evening in the Year of the Horse and sang "In that faraway place"; In March, he won the Best New Singer Award in 2 1 Oriental Billboard. On April 29th, he was named Hubei Music Person of the Year.

Hua Chenyu wore the same dress for his birthday for eight years in a row. What other very ritualistic things did he do? Hua Chenyu's sense of ceremony was bursting. His copywriting took seven years, including New Year's Eve copywriting, birthday copywriting and graduation copywriting. I love this detail. It's a pleasure to be his fan.

This dress that Hua Chenyu wore for eight years was actually given to him by a fan. It was given to him in his first year. It means a lot to him. Every birthday flower will put on this dress and take pictures with the same gesture, just like copying and pasting. In this way, Hua Chenyu shows us a little change, appearance and state every year. Hua Chenyu thought it would be fun to take the same photo ten years later with a beard.

Another time, Weibo was posted by Hua Chenyu on 2 1:34, so careful fans immediately searched for the meaning of 2 134 and found that 2 134 meant dear. He went offline several times, probably for Caton. I prefer to believe that he is meticulous than coincidence. Does he often get stuck? Even if it is a coincidence, it is a fact.

Finally, the most ceremonial thing about Hua Chenyu is that he always bows 90 degrees on any occasion. When hugging a girl, he put his hand in his sleeve to avoid touching the girl's bare place. The accomplishment carved in his bones is really full of sense of ceremony.