Aaron Yan
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Aaron Yan 炎亞綸/炎亚纶 |
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Birth name | Wu Geng Lin |
Also known as | Ah Bu 阿布 |
Born | November 20, 1986 |
Origin | Republic of China (Taiwan) |
Genre(s) | Mandarin Pop |
Occupation(s) | singer, actor, commercial model |
Instrument(s) | piano, flute, guitar |
Years active | 2004–present |
Label(s) | HIM International Music WOW Music (HK Only) Pony Canyon (Japan Only) |
Associated acts | Fahrenheit |
Aaron Yan (traditional Chinese: 炎亞綸; simplified Chinese: 炎亚纶; pinyin: Yán Yǎlún) is a Taiwanese singer, commercial model and actor. He is currently the youngest member of the boy band Fahrenheit.
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[edit] Biography
Wu Geng Lin (traditional Chinese: 吳庚霖; simplified Chinese: 吴庚霖; pinyin: Wú Gēnglín) was born on November 20, 1986 in Taiwan. At a young age, his family moved to New York, U.S., where he stayed for his primary school education for about five years. He then moved back to Taiwan for further education. He can speak and understand Mandarin, Hokkien, English and limited Japanese and Cantonese. He was a sophomore at Chinese Culture University, majoring in Journalism and News Broadcasting. However, because his career had greatly affected his academics and learning environment, he transferred to Jin Wen University of Science and Technology, majoring in English.
[edit] Television dramas
Year | Title | Role |
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2008 | 霹靂MIT / Mystery Incredible Terminator | "007" 詹士德 / "007" Zhan Shi De |
2007 | 惡作劇2吻 / They Kiss Again | Ah Bu / 阿布 / Ryo |
2007 | 終極一家 / The X-Family | Jiu Da Zhang Lao Wu / 灸亣镸荖‧舞 (Meng Zhu / 盟主) / Ding Xiao Yu /丁小雨 |
2005 | 終極一班 / KO One | Ding Xiao Yu / 丁小雨 |
2005 | 惡作劇之吻 / It Started With a Kiss | Minor Role; as Ah Bu / 阿布 / Ryo |
2004 | 安室愛美惠 / I Love My Wife | Guest Star |
Because of his injury, which required further surgery, he no longer took the lead role in 翻滾吧!蛋炒飯/Rolling Love. He took the lead role in another drama, 霹靂MIT / Pi Li MIT / Mystery Incredible Terminator.
[edit] Music career
- Further information: Fahrenheit (Taiwanese band)
Yan was the second and youngest member to join Fahrenheit. He is the tenor vocalist of the group. He has been acknowledged as the member with the most impressive vocal ability. His publicized temperature is that of cold Winter, at 41 F degrees. He also represents "Charming" (traditional Chinese: 迷; pinyin: mí). Yan also has his own solo which is in The X-Family Soundtrack; Yuan Yi Bu Ai Ni (Willing Not To Love You). He has also done a duet called Ti Amo with his junior, Liu Li Yang, which is featured on the Two-sided Fahrenheit album. Yan, together with the other three members of Fahrenheit, has released their self-titled first album in September 15, 2006 and their much anticipated second album, Two-sided Fahrenheit, released on January 4, 2008. They have also contributed in many television soundtracks such as KO One, Tokyo Juliet, Hanazakarino Kimitachihe, The X-Family, and Romantic Princess.
[edit] Injury
Yan underwent knee surgery in 2006 due to an injury and was not able to attend a lot of the promotions for Fahrenheit's first album both in Taiwan and abroad. In 2007, he underwent another surgery when the old injury was acting up again. When the doctors discovered his ligament was torn again, he rapidly underwent a surgery. However, an anesthetic malfunction caused him to regain pain sensitivity during the surgery, this made him suffer greatly during the operation.
He discovered lately, that he might have to take another surgery and if he does, he may not be able to do sports.
[edit] Controversies
Because of his absence in many of Fahrenheit's promotions during the later half of 2006 for their first album, news about Fahrenheit leaving him behind thus continuing to be three member boyband and other disbandment news were the center of attention of the media and the concern of most fans. Nonetheless, it is confirmed that Yan will not be leaving Fahrenheit and the band has since expressed great unity and have built strong relationships with one another.
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- H.I.M International Music (Chinese)
- Fahrenheit: Japan Official Site (Japanese)
- Arron's Blog