2014.07.15 Sina Entertainment Interview (Partial Translation)

0:20
Q: Do CNBLUE members feel the passion of fans from all over China?
YH: In China, we definitely feel it. This year, we come to China more often obviously. Wanted to give fans in China a lot of good memories. China fans have been passionate since the beginning, and we always feel grateful to you all. "Boice in China, I love you." (In Mandarin)

Q: How is "Can't Stop" concert different from "Blue Moon"?
YH: Bloon Moon was the stage where the audience were very happy and engaging. The vibe of "Can't Stop" this year is calmer.

Q: CNBLUE tour cities are increasing in numbers and the stage is getting bigger. What places do you want to hold concerts most if possible?
YH: The Great Wall. And the cameras should film us from the sky flying on top. Heli...cam...

Q: CNBLUE has been able to engage fans much during the concerts. What's the secret?
YH: I think it's our... You know already.
...
YH: How much the fans love us, we repay with that much passion. That's probably why the fans love us.
..... I really really... ^__^

Q: When you feel tired, what do you do to endure it?
YH: When I feel tired, I take vitamins.
JS: And all of us love exercising. We exercise and sleep more when tired.
YH: You're asked what to do when you feel tired, that means you can't sleep, what's with saying you'll sleep more?
JS: Seek all the available time to sleep.
YH: "Boice in China, we love you" (in Mandarin). Just as we feel the fans' love, we have the energy.

Q about singers in Chinese speaking communities. (Collabs and all)
YH: Think we were at the same performance stage once with Li Yuchun. And fans gave us DVDs of Mayday.
MH: Chinese musicians' works are very outstanding lately, so we have the opportunity to know their works.  
YH: When we were at the music award show, we met with a lot of Chinese speaking musicians. Their music is so great, and we do want to collaborate with them.


4:26
Q: In the interview last month, YH mentioned the solo album was half done. Now you are busy filming a drama, are you still working on the solo album?
YH: Because of the schedule, I'm not working on the album anymore. As time goes by, I think I will feel different, so I want to slow down. When the drama is over, I may try some new music.

Last Q: CNBLUE has become the sunbae of bands. A lot of them look up to you as models. Any advice to younger bands?
YH: We are not "big" sunbaes. There are so many bands around. The most important is that we are all doing music. Rather than models or sunbaes, I want to be someone in the same field, and we enjoy great music together.