Taiwanese Singer Chen Shuhua, Who Disappeared From Showbiz 24 Years Ago, Used To Get So Nervous Before Performing She Couldn’t Stop Shaking

But back to Julia's question to Ta Yu.

The latter first revealed that he only wrote two songs for Shuhua at the beginning. Their most popular collaboration would probably be the song ‘Red Dust', the theme song of the 1990 Hongkong movie of the same name.

He also recalled that he once performed at the Golden Melody Awards with Shuhua. At that time, she was so nervous, she couldn't stop shaking. As a result, their record label requested for Ta Yu to collaborate with Shuhua more to ease her nerves, which was why he wrote more songs for her after that.

Ta Yu then added that Shuhua relied on her mother to calm her nerves before her performances.

According to reports, Shuhua was especially close to her mother, who also acted as her agent. The two of them were virtually inseparable, and the singer would bring her mother along wherever she went, be it shopping with friends, or even for televised interviews.

However, Shuhua’s mother passed away unexpectedly in 1998, after slipping and falling at home. The singer was devastated by her mum’s sudden passing, and retired soon after.

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