62-Year-Old Fei Xiang Shares Insights on Aging: Pursuing Life Experience Trumps Chasing Youth

Renowned artist Fei Xiang recently shared his life insights on a show, expressing contentment at 62. "I am aging, but I cherish the life experiences that come with it."

Fei Xiang emphasized valuing the rich life experiences over the vigor and passion of youth. These experiences make him more mature and resilient, better equipped to face life's challenges. He admitted not wanting to go back to his younger days, as the accumulated experiences are more precious to him.

Fei Xiang, a prominent figure in Chinese pop music, achieved tremendous success in his musical career. Despite his peak, he chose to leave the public eye for Broadway, seeking a broader stage. This decision surprised many and left his fans momentarily without news.

A singing superstar in his prime, Fei Xiang willingly queued for auditions, seeking the joy of anonymity. Seven years on Broadway became a transformative journey, starting from scratch and ultimately becoming the first Chinese main vocalist in Broadway history.

Now, at an age when many retire, Fei Xiang returns to the public eye with outstanding acting and physique, likely forever avoiding the age-centric discussions.

"I am old, I am 62," he openly declares in almost every interview, "but this is the happiest stage of my life."

Fei Xiang stars in the business war drama "Kingdom of Storms," part of the "Creation of the Gods" series, becoming a shining star in the "Godly Male Group," pouring his heart into the role. The character Oppenheimer undergoes a year and a half of rigorous training on set, including martial arts, horseback riding, and fitness, ultimately creating a remarkable "Chinese-American trump card."