Acting 
"It's strange how I keep ending up in these 'cabaret' related roles! After the fun time I had while I was doing Beauty World, my role in Wok of Life actually gives me the chance to per-
form on stage! In the serial, I play this character called Lin Zhen Zhen who gets transported back in time to the sixties together with childhood chum You Yong Fu (Chew Chor Meng). She eventually becomes great pals with a stage singer played by Florence Tan, and the duo decide later to pair up as the A-go-go sisters! Needless to say, there'd be many scenes in the serial of Florence and myself, having a great time singing and dancing! 

I enjoy the role a lot, though Zhen Zhen is a little blur, I'd say. In the first half of the serial especially, she's actually lost her memory, so she goes around doing every single crazy thing that she's told. Fortunately Zhen Zhen does regain her memory a while later and  subsequently proves to be the brainy type who'd come up with brilliant ideas every 
once in a while!

I'm already looking forward to my next acting project, tentatively called Wu Long Dang An. I hear shooting for the serial would take me to Kuala Lumpur for a couple of months...hmm, that should be fun!"

Singing
"Singing for the serial's soundtrack was rather challenging! A lot of the Mandarin oldies are what I'd called 'totally ex-
pressive' about feelings. Like that track 'Wo Yao Ni De Ai', wow, isn't the protagonist in the song really direct with how she feels about the guy! I mean, part of the chorus literally goes, "I want, I want, I want you...." It's good that I've learnt to overcome my initial shyness as a person these days!

Other than this, I'm currently compiling some materials for my second album. I'm still in the midst of trying to compose some tunes, but I really am not too confident if they're good enough to be used eventually. I'll just keep trying, and we'll see how it goes."

Dancing
"I'm really not much of a dancer in rea-
lity! I hardly frequent pubs or parties where I'd get to dance....besides, the dance sequence required in the Wok of Life is A-go-go. I'd imagine most young people would need some lessons on this! But I'm proud to at least be able to call myself a fast learner. Florence and I only spent about three hours during a crash course to pick up the steps!

Well, now that filming for Wok of Life has finally wrapped, I'd be on leave for a month and going for a short break. Finally, I get to spend some time doing.....nothing! But I might be thinking of heading down for Australia though, to attend a relative's wedding. I can't wait!"