On August 22nd, as reported by Taiwanese media, Chai Chih-Ping, often referred to as the "Godmother of Taiwanese Idol Dramas," addressed the year-long hiatus of a new drama series she had been overseeing. The production had come under criticism from actor Wu Kang-Ren, who accused Chai of incompetence and blamed her for the job losses among the crew. In response, Chai commented that there must have been some miscommunication: "With such a large team, messages can sometimes get lost in translation, leading to misunderstandings which shouldn't be blown out of proportion."
When queried about the impact of military service on Hsu Kuan-Han's career, Chai expressed a positive outlook: "Military service lasts just one year, but Hsu has built his career over a decade with hard work and dedication. His performances will continue to air even while he serves, thanks to his established body of work. He is an actor with considerable talent and staying power."
It is noteworthy that Chai Chih-Ping first gained prominence in 2001 when the idol drama "Meteor Garden," which she produced, garnered significant attention and acclaim. This success marked her official entry into the entertainment industry as a producer.
