The singer recently gave viewers of a variety show a tour of his life within the glass walls of his eight-storey mansion, which he bought in 2017. Jam's home comes with a view of the tranquil Nangang Park in Taipei and teems with lush greenery, just perfect for the nature lover who lives with his six dogs and four cats. 

Enter the house and the first thing you’ll see is this fire engine-red grand piano.

Yup, that’s his name engraved on the piano.

So this is where Jam has his meals.

We wonder if he gets any cooking done here.

The basement is where Jam keeps all his toys. There's also a gold statue of Michael Jackson, which is said to be a gift from Show Luo. 

As if having a garage in your home is not posh enough, there’s also gallery of art pieces owned by Jam that overlooks it.

Of course the basketball fan would have an indoor basketball court. And yes, that’s a wall of limited edition basketball sneakers, just like you’re in Foot Locker or something.

This house is what hoop dreams are made of.

On the second floor is his studio, where Jam goes to um, jam.

Would we have done better in school if our study looked like this?

If there’s one thing Jam loves more than cars and basketball, it’s animals. He lives with his six dogs and four cats, all of whom are strays that he adopted. The proud fur parent had sectioned off a part of his home as a play area for his fur kids. “I don’t bring my dogs out for walks because they used to be strays and going back out onto the roads scares them," he once said in an interview. According to Jam, there's enough space at home for them to get their exercise. 

We can tell.