[Reporter Li Shaoling/Report from Taipei] Sun Kefang and her husband Liu Guanting have supported each other since they were in college and theater. The two have been in love for 15 years and became consummated in 2023. The following year, they welcomed their baby son "Little Sun", and their career and family were both successful. The two have been affiliated with "Qexi Entertainment" for many years, but after 10 years since their debut, Sun Kefang decided to "leave the nest" and pursue a solo career. Today (28th), she officially announced that she has joined a new agency, "Good Work Entertainment", leaving behind the comfort zone of being in the same school as her husband and announcing a full "restart."
10 years after her debut, Sun Kefang decided to "leave the nest". She practiced swimming and shooting hard and said domineeringly, "I want to challenge a revenge drama." (Provided by Good Work Entertainment)
The former owner Quexi Entertainment also sent a warm message to the community today to send blessings: "Thank you for your continued love for Kefang. The cooperative relationship between Quexi Entertainment and actor Sun Kefang has come to an end. Future related work matters will be contacted and arranged by Good Work Entertainment Co., Ltd. With Kefang We have been together for nearly 10 years and have created many wonderful memories. I also wish Kefang good work and entertainment in the future, and that we will meet more challenges together, continue to shine, and everything goes well." The two parties have a good reunion and a warm ending to the 10-year revolutionary relationship.
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Looking back on the past 10 years of acting, Sun Kefang rang the Golden Bell with "Please Close Your Eyes after Dark", and won the Golden Bell Drama Queen three times with "The Years of Five Flavors and Eight Precious Treasures", "If I Was a Person" and "Holy Mask". After becoming a mother, she settled down for 1 or 2 years. This time she decided to switch to a new owner. She described the transition as "getting on a new car" and fully expected to start a new map: "It's not starting over, it's restarting. After taking a break for 1 or 2 years, I hope to start again. This time I will go around with different people." She even made a humorous and bold statement: "It doesn't matter if I crash in the future, I also want to see what some unknown places on the map look like."
Sun Kefang announced a "restart" two years after having a baby, jumped to a new employer, and frantically arranged for a summer camp to practice shooting. (Provided by Good Work Entertainment)
As for the opportunity to think about "changing cars" this time? Sun Kefang said frankly: "I want to expand some more different possibilities." With ten years of experience, her thinking has become broader. "I feel that now I am not limited to passively waiting for work. I also want to try something." This year, she went to Hollywood to participate in the Golden Horse Overseas Workshop. She did not use a translator and worked all in English. She squeezed herself until she was "burned out" every day. When she returned to the hotel, she cut off the power and fell asleep. The words of a famous Hollywood teacher hit her deeply, "The teacher said that if you act in a way that hurts yourself, your acting career may only last 6 years; if you want to act for 60 years, you must find a healthier way." She was determined to use a healthier attitude to take a long-term acting career.
In order to completely break the existing framework, Sun Kefang has recently lived her daily life "like a summer camp". She has fully started Japanese and Korean, heavy training, and running. She also overcame her inner demons and bought a swimsuit to learn to swim for the first time in her life, and then signed up for shooting courses. She secretly loves playing gun games and video games. She excitedly revealed that she has always wanted to act in action movies, police chases and revenge dramas. She said domineeringly: "Why don't you train yourself to be super good first? When the role comes to me, I will be ready." Her new film "Dear Weird Child" co-operated with a Japanese director has been unveiled at the Hong Kong Film and Television Festival.
