On August 17, according to Taiwan media reports, Taiwanese singer and actor Cai Aicheng fell at the luzhou MRT subway station co-construction building at 10 a.m., and died on the spot after landing on the ground, at the age of 40. According to the report, the police have also opened the cordon blockade for the first time, and Cai Aicheng's limbs have been seriously twisted and deformed, and there is basically no hope of survival. As for whether Ai Chen committed suicide, it is still under investigation.
Cai Aicheng is one of the lead singers of the North Seven Orchestra, and in 2004, he released his first solo music album "Ai Cheng Mr.I", thus officially debuting. In 1997, he participated in the all-Horse Rising Star hosted by Hong Kong Rolling Stone Records, won the championship of the finals, the best performing arts award, and also won the best acting award of the National Competition to imitate The King Of Luck Lau in 1998. Cai Aicheng's wife is Taiwanese entertainer Wang Hitomi, and the two married in 2020.
It is reported that Cai Aicheng borrowed NT$5 million to invest in catering before his death, and by May this year or due to the epidemic and other reasons, he was officially closed in debt, with debts of about 5 million.
Two days ago, Cai Aicheng also posted on social platforms: "Love is the hardest lesson in the world, but also the easiest lesson, love her, you will get eternity!" ”
At present, Cai Aicheng's brother and sister have rushed to the scene one after another, and Wang Hitomi collapsed after hearing the news and was also on the way. Or may the deceased rest in peace and go all the way!