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[샤토깽 @xiaozhan91_1005]

이번에 샤오잔 콘서트에 참여하신 댄스팀 관계자분이 후기 남기심

“최근 멋진 그분, 그리고 업계의 여러 친구와 함께 큰일을 해냈어요~ 그 과정에 참여할 수 있어 영광이었고, 서로를 믿어준 데 감사해요!
2015년 하반기에 처음 그를 알게 됐고, 방송을 통해 어떤 사람인지 알아갔어요. 2016년 정식 데뷔 후에도 일을 하며 계속 만날 기회가 있었고, 이후에도 운 좋게 함께 작업할 수 있었어요!
지금까지도 그에게서 변하지 않는 건, 늘 노력하고 진지하게 최선을 다하며, 한 걸음 한 걸음 성실하게 모든 일을 해낸다는 점이에요!
당신 덕분에 우리 모두 이 ‘출구’에 모이게 됐어요! 더없이 행복합니다❤️”

2015년부터 아셨다는거보면 진짜 찐이다…파도파도 미담만 나오는 남자 그거 샤오잔

[Fashionist Design @FashionistD]

#XiaoZhan stuns for BOUCHERON

[Xiao Zhan World ♥️ Adoki @Xiao_Zhan_World]

You know, I'm feeling a bit melancholic today, and then I came across a post that made me think about a few things.

The post was about people celebrating how they managed to bring prohibited banners into Xiao Zhan's concerts. They openly wrote about how they first tested the waters at the first concert, and when there was no reaction, they decided to do it again at the second one.

I'm not going to share the original post here because I don't want to help spread this kind of content, even indirectly. And I'm sure you already know who I'm talking about, since there was only one group bringing those banners.

What bothered me even more was how the author interpreted Xiao Zhan's reaction. According to the post, he was deeply moved by their courage and incredibly grateful that they had openly expressed something he supposedly couldn't say himself.

And I couldn't help wondering, how did we get to the point where ignoring someone's wishes is considered an act of love, and breaking their rules is something to be proud of?

So I wanted to share a few thoughts. I'm not trying to insult anyone or start an argument. These are just things I've been thinking about.

1. When love starts to feel like ownership

Fans often say they love an artist for who he really is. But I've noticed something strange. When the real Xiao Zhan doesn't match the version some people have created in their minds, his own words and decisions suddenly seem to matter less.

He sets rules? Someone must have forced him.

He doesn't confirm their theories? He probably isn't allowed to speak openly.

He gets emotional during a concert? He must be thanking them.

Whatever he does, they find a way to make it fit what they already believe. Even when something seems to contradict their theories, they come up with another explanation.

And I find that deeply troubling. If absolutely everything can be used as proof that you're right, then what would it actually take for you to admit that you might be wrong?

2. When breaking the rules becomes a sign of devotion

This is probably what bothers me the most.

Xiao Zhan and his team set rules for his concerts, including restrictions on what people can bring into the venue and how the audience should behave. These rules are there for a reason, and everyone is expected to follow them.

But somehow, deliberately breaking those rules is being celebrated as an act of courage and devotion.

Doesn't that seem completely backwards?

The less you respect someone's wishes, the more you supposedly prove how much you love them.

Meanwhile, fans who actually respect the rules are simply doing what they're supposed to do. Nobody makes a big deal out of that. But those who ignore the rules are praised for being brave.

I really don't understand this way of thinking. If you genuinely care about someone, shouldn't respecting their wishes be more important than proving how devoted you are?

And if breaking a rule becomes something to celebrate, what happens the next time Xiao Zhan or his team asks fans not to do something?

3. When someone else's emotions are used to support your own beliefs

This is another thing that bothered me about that post.

Xiao Zhan was emotional during his concert. And honestly, why wouldn't he be? Think about how much work went into preparing this tour, how much it must mean to him, and what it feels like to stand in front of thousands of people who came to see you.

There could be so many reasons for his emotions. Some of them might be personal, and we may never know what they are.

But instead of simply accepting that, people decide what his feelings must mean.

If he cries, his tears must be proof of something. If he thanks the audience, he must be thanking a particular group. Even when he says nothing, his silence is treated as some kind of hidden message.

Why does everything have to be about their theories?

Can't Xiao Zhan just have an emotional moment without someone deciding what he's feeling and why?

What makes me sad is that something genuinely meaningful to him gets turned into another argument in support of a story that other people have created.

4. Loving someone doesn't give you the right to make decisions for them

You can say as many times as you want that you love someone, that you want to protect them, or that you understand them better than anyone else.

But if you don't respect their wishes, decisions, or boundaries, I think there's a fair question to ask: who exactly do you love? The real Xiao Zhan, or the person you've imagined him to be?

Xiao Zhan doesn't have to live up to anyone's fantasies. He doesn't owe anyone details about his private life, confirmation of their theories, or gratitude for things he never asked them to do.

You have every right to your own feelings. But that doesn't give you any right to decide what another person should feel, say, or do.

And to me, respecting that is a basic part of caring about someone.

5. A community is also responsible for what it chooses to support

Of course, not everyone personally broke the concert rules. I understand that, and I'm not saying everyone did exactly the same thing.

But there's a difference between not taking part in something and actively defending or celebrating it.

You might not have been the person holding a prohibited banner. But if you praise those who did, justify their actions, or spread stories about how grateful Xiao Zhan supposedly was, you're still helping to encourage that behavior.

I think a community should be judged not only by what its most active members do, but also by how the rest of the community responds.

What do people choose to defend? What do they criticize? What are they willing to excuse?

Because when breaking someone's rules becomes something people are proud of, I don't think it's fair to keep dismissing the problem as just a few individuals behaving badly.

6. When the real Xiao Zhan gets in the way of the Xiao Zhan they've imagined

Normally, when we learn something new about a person, it helps us understand them better. Sometimes we realize that we were wrong about something, and that's fine. None of us can know everything about another person.

But what happens when people refuse to accept anything that doesn't match what they already believe?

When something Xiao Zhan says or does doesn't fit their theories, they don't question those theories. Instead, they find a way to explain his words or actions so that their theories still seem right.

And eventually, it feels like the real Xiao Zhan, with his own opinions, decisions, and wishes, is getting in the way of the version they've created in their minds.

His words are given different meanings. His actions are explained as secret messages. His emotions become proof of things he's never actually said.

At that point, I have to wonder whether they're still trying to understand Xiao Zhan as a person, or whether they're more interested in keeping their imagined version of him alive.

And I think this is where loving an imagined version of someone starts to conflict with respecting the real person.

What worries me most isn't simply that some people don't listen to Xiao Zhan. It's that they're convinced they understand him better than anyone else, even when his own words and actions suggest something completely different.

And how can you have a reasonable discussion with someone who believes they know another person's true feelings and wishes better than that person himself? If even Xiao Zhan's own words aren't enough to make them question their beliefs, what possibly could?

Because in the end, I don't think the most important question is whether these people love Xiao Zhan.
It's whether there's still any room for the real Xiao Zhan in that love.

#XiaoZhan #肖战

[肖战影音会DAYTOY·Xiao Zhan @XiaoZhan_OFC]

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#SmallTownRemedy
#XiaoZhan #肖战

Xiao Zhan douyin updated:

I'm back! If you need anything, just give a shout to Dr. Liu!

🔗https://t.co/inuxfRREKO

[Xiao Zhan Melons🍉 @xzmelons]

Germanier claimed #XiaoZhan and the customized jacket they made for him and wore during his concerts in Nanjing!

This brand is really interesting, not only it’s a luxury fashion maison founded by the Swiss creative director Kevin Germanier, but it’s also really famous from its eco-sustainability, creating all their unique pieces with remains from other luxury maison. This eco-sustainable approach, beside its artsy vision, has made the brand particularly loved by international artists like Lady Gaga, Bjork, Taylor Swift and more.

Please go on the brand IG to leave some love to their creation for Xiao Zhan ☺️

[肖战呆桃🐰🍑❤️ @xiaozhanyyds]

คลิปนี้กำลังเป็นไวรัลที่จีน​ จิตวิญญาณของคนเป็นหมออะ​เนาะ🥺​น้ำตาแตก😭​ พี่จ้านเป็นหมออยู่จริงๆ​ วินาทีที่อุ้มเด็กแรกเกิดไว้ในมือ​ จนเด็กร้องอุแว้​ วินาทีที่ยิ้มหน้ากระจก​ เพราะช่วยชีวิตเด็กให้ตื่นขึ้นมาลืมตาดูโลกได้สำเร็จ​ มันอิมแพคกับใจคนดูอย่างมาก​ ซึ่งพี่้จ้านฮีได้รับคำชมล้นหลามเรื่องฝีมือการแสดงอีกแล้ว​
คนถึงกับบอกรอรับรางวัลได้เลย​ พี่จ้านโคตรเก่งเลยอะ​ ภูมิใจจริงๆ​ 🥰
#วอร์ดรักฮีลใจ
#SmallTownRemedy​
#เซียวจ้าน #XiaoZhan

[GUCCI JAPAN @gucci_jp]

グローバル・ブランドアンバサダーのシャオ・ジャン #XiaoZhan が、南京で開催された「Here Comes Our Exit」ツアーにて、グッチのカスタムメイド衣装を着用。

#Gucci

[肖战影音会DAYTOY·Xiao Zhan @XiaoZhan_OFC]

【261029 Video】

#SmallTownRemedy
#XiaoZhan #肖战

Dragon TV Weibo updated:

Tune in to Dragon TV at 7:30 PM, come experience the warmth and healing of the Small Town!

[aunt Mimmina @Mimmina36324003]

Liu Sanshu, the author of the original novel #SmallTownRemedy is based on, praised the production and shared his curiosity about a breakup in the plot: how could a girl break up with such a handsome #XiaoZhan?
The comments are hilarious 😂

[All About Cent 🍉 @Allcbizmelons]

iQIYI’s Medical Drama “Small Town Remedy” confirmed to broadcast on October 21 on CCTV8 at prime time

Leading Starring: #XiaoZhan

Special appearances (in order of surname stroke): #WangYanlin, #ShiPengyuan, #ZhangGuoqiang, #JiangYan, #NiDahong, and #JianRenzi.

#CDrama

[LINMON MEDIA @LinmonPictures]

Come to this bustling small town in Northeast China. Seek the remedy of warmth from mortal life.🌾🔥#小城良方定档1021
来热闹的东北小城，寻一剂人间暖意良方
#小城良方 #chinesedrama
#肖战 #刘铮亮

[肖战影音会DAYTOY·Xiao Zhan @XiaoZhan_OFC]

【261017 Video】

#SmallTownRemedy
#XiaoZhan #肖战

Small Town Remedy Weibo updated:

On Liu Zhengliang's first day of work, Chen Junnan offers some pointers, only to discover that all his new colleagues are, in fact, highly skilled experts.

[肖战影音会DAYTOY·Xiao Zhan @XiaoZhan_OFC]

【261016 Photo】

#SmallTownRemedy
#XiaoZhan #肖战

CCTV Television Drama Weibo updated:

Follow your heart's path to discover the warm, everyday charm of a small town. Starting 21st Oct, tune in to CCTV-8 during prime-time, look forward to "Small Town Remedy"!

[gucci @gucci]

#GucciPrimavera takes over Shanghai with a new Art Wall.

Discover the collection https://t.co/p2aAroXC6I

#GucciArtWalls

[肖战影音会DAYTOY·Xiao Zhan @XiaoZhan_OFC]

【261008 Video】

#XiaoZhan1005NewsPort
#XiaoZhan #肖战

HONOR Weibo updated:

With HONOR flagship smartphones global ambassador Xiao Zhan, witness the story unfold amid light and shadow.

[Xiao Zhan World ♥️ Adoki @Xiao_Zhan_World]

Xiao Zhan has only been in the industry for ten years, yet he has already become a true all-round top-tier artist! ❤️

♦️ Film: All three of his films feature him as the central male lead. Within a single year, he generated over 500 million yuan in presales, won two Best Actor awards and one Best Picture award, and received multiple nominations. All three films also achieved strong ratings when aired online and on television. ☝🏻

♦️ TV dramas: He has portrayed a wide range of completely different characters across different genres. Of the Global Top 100 TV Dramas, the only two Chinese dramas on the list are both series in which he is the central male lead. His results have been outstanding, with popularity, discussion, influence, and overall buzz far ahead of the rest. Several of his works have been nominated for top national awards, and he has received multiple nominations at major mainstream awards as well as one Best Actor award for television. ☝🏻

♦️ Music: His digital single broke a Guinness World Record and ranked No. 1 globally in sales. His physical album ranked No. 1 across all domestic platforms, reached No. 2 worldwide on iTunes, and entered the Top 10 in all eight major music markets. His new EP was released completely free as a gift to his fans. ☝🏻

♦️ Fashion: He is a Global Brand Ambassador for multiple top luxury houses, including GUCCI, Boucheron, TOD’S, Yves Saint Laurent, and Ralph Lauren. He became the first male star in the 21-year history of VOGUE China to receive a solo Silver October cover, and the first Chinese male star to appear on a globally coordinated VOGUE World cover. With just six covers, he completed the full “grand slam,” including major issues such as OG, Golden September, Silver October, and the opening issue of the year. ☝🏻

♦️ Commercial endorsements: He is a Global Brand Ambassador for multiple top luxury brands, as well as a long-term ambassador for major national and international brands including Li-Ning, CHAO NENG, Liushen, L’Oréal, NARS, and if. He also endorses HarmonyOS cars and HONOR smartphones. Every product he endorses, from cars and phones to luxury goods, becomes a huge seller. ☝🏻

♦️ Stage: From 2019 to 2025, whenever he attended a New Year’s Eve gala, he performed at least three songs and took the final slot around midnight. From 2023 to 2025, he performed at the Greater Bay Area Music Gala for three consecutive years, helping it build a highly influential brand identity. From 2019 to 2025, his annual performance at Beijing TV’s Spring Festival Gala became a regular signature feature. Every time, he delivers strong ratings, takes over online discussion, and generates huge buzz. ☝🏻

♦️ Charity and public service: Whenever a disaster strikes, he is always among those donating. He has served as a promotional ambassador for the Hangzhou Asian Games and the WorldSkills Competition. Every year, he performs at least one public-interest song. He has also been a key performer at multiple national-level events, including the National Radio and Television Network Audiovisual Conference for four consecutive years from 2023 to 2026, as well as CCTV’s 2026 National Day Gala.

#XiaoZhan #肖战

[Xiao Zhan Melons🍉 @xzmelons]

#XiaoZhan Studio has updated with new photos from Whimsical MV set

[༄ sushi ༄ @sushizhan]

october is xiao zhan month, vogue china cover, his 4 song EP out, Whimsicality music video out 4.3M likes on weibo in 5 days, now just need his drama to get released and everything will be perfect pls 😁🖤

[肖战影音会DAYTOY·Xiao Zhan @XiaoZhan_OFC]

【261006 Video】

#XiaoZhan1005NewsPort
#XiaoZhan #肖战

Xiao Zhan douyin updated:

Xiao Zhan shares 12 daily moments on his douyin account.

🔗https://t.co/mSg4YPmrT1

[hanna_bunnytoy🐰 @hannasj20]

Who would ever thought that we will get Xiao Zhan in a full on dancing mode nowadays 😍 Xiao Zhan you really are the best at chosing a 🎁 for us 🤭

XIAO ZHAN WHIMSICAL WORLD

#XiaoZhanWorldOfWhimsicality
#XiaoZhan