Singapore's local program "Air Petitioners 2021" was broadcast on Channel 8, in which Lin Junjie admitted that as a musician, he was "afraid of coronavirus disease".
Last night's "Air Petitioners 2021" topic revolved around "coexistence with the crown disease", with Health Minister Wang Yikang and Dr. Xu Baokun, Senior Minister of State of the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Manpower, sitting on the show. Local singer Lin Junjie (JJ) was one of the guests.
Singer Lin Junjie served as one of the guests of "Air Petitioners 2021".
Host Lin Lingzhi asked the guests, it has been almost two years since the outbreak of the crown disease, who is still afraid of the crown disease? JJ raised his hand and explained: "As a musician and creator, the most feared thing is that there is no inspiration. I am well aware that my inspiration comes from being in a very free state, traveling, or flying around for work, going out for a walk, etc., and many times I will get some new ideas and inspiration in life. If there are a lot of restrictions, it's as if the creation will be tied up. Actually, I'm scared of that feeling. ”
JJ, who has been working overseas for a long time, has been in Singapore with his family in recent months. He received a second dose of the vaccine locally at the end of August. He said that before the vaccination, he read a lot of relevant information and reports, "to understand what is injected into the body, at first there were some doubts, thinking about whether this thing will change or harm the body, after a while, the people around me hit, I also began to feel that I don't want to affect the safety of others because of my own concerns." If the data proves that vaccination reduces the risk, then do so. ”
Health Minister Wang Yikang was concerned about the situation after JJ vaccination, and JJ said that at that time, there was a slight fever and there was a feeling of cold, but it would not be very serious.
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Dr. Xu Baokun demonstrated to the audience the steps of using the Antigen Rapid Tester (ART), and JJ acted as a "teaching assistant" on the side, picking up the detector and repeating the minister's actions, but did not "dig the nostrils" on the spot.
JJ mentioned that he had done many ART tests, saying that he was "pretty good at it". He shared an anecdotes that he initially did not know the meaning of the letters "C" and "T" on the instrument. A friend lied to him that "C" meant "Covid" (actually "Clear"), and he thought he had been tricked.
JJ also proposed the impact of the crown disease on the body, mind and soul, he said: "The business is affected, the numbers can be seen, the concert is affected, can not be done or can not be done, in fact, it is very clear ... We can't see that it is the state of body, mind, and soul, and everyone's body, mind, and soul are affected. He is quite worried about the medical staff who are working the front line, We don't fully know their stress and their daily mood and state. ”
JJ believes that music can soothe people and give encouragement to others. He sang a short part of "Light Wrapped in the Heart" on the show to encourage medical staff.
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In a short video that was not broadcast on the show and was uploaded on YouTube by MediaCorp, JJ told Wang Yikang that what he missed most was holding a large physical concert.
He smiled and said to the minister, "Ask the minister to come and do my concert so we can make sure everything follows your policy." The minister laughed back: "Can be considered." ”
In addition, JJ announced on social media last week that two live performances will be held on the 27th and 28th of next month (November), and the proceeds of ticket sales will be donated to charity, but the details have not yet been announced.