Singer Richie Jen makes plea for a father in China looking for his missing son


By AGENCY

Richie Jen (left) met Sun Anliang in China while filming, and shared several photos of Sun together with a poster of his missing son. Photos: Richie Jen/Weibo

Taiwanese singer-actor Richie Jen is hoping to harness his star power to help a Chinese father look for his son, who has been missing for more than three months.

Jen, 56, recently took part in popular Chinese reality show Call Me By Fire, where he finished in 11th position. He is in China filming the variety show Braving Life, a spin-off of Call Me By Fire.

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