What is Jay’s dressing style? What route does he take?

Host: Everyone knows that you are a boy who likes sports, and you are an admirer of people who follow the times in terms of style, clothing, and hair style. How do you understand fashion? Jay Chou: I like robes and jackets. I think they are more natural. I prefer jeans.

Host: Do you think you have a sense of fashion on stage? Do you think you feel very good wearing jeans? Which one do you like best on stage, in the recording studio, or on the basketball court? A feeling? Jay Chou: It should be on the basketball court. Jay Chou: It should be on the basketball court. I think the more natural the more fashionable it is. Host: It seems that Jay Chou is really a boy who likes sports. You are going to hold a Meters-Bonwe new product endorsement at the Huabin Hotel at 6:30 this afternoon. Jay Chou: It’s more natural, relaxed and simple. I don’t like things that are too bright. I think something more natural suits me better. Host: So you chose Meters-Bonwe as your spokesperson. What do you think of your evaluation of the brand’s clothing style? Jay Chou: Not being pretentious is a priority. I don’t like pretentiousness. When I saw the clothes, I thought it was very similar to how I usually wear clothes. Host: When did you become acquainted with Meters Bonwe and when did you start cooperating? Jay Chou: We started cooperating today. Then shoot commercials and so on. Host: Speaking of fashion, everyone knows that Jay Chou particularly likes caps when dressing up. Is there any plot or story in it?

Jay Chou: When I released my first new album, I liked it very much because I felt that I could still go out with messy hair. Wearing a hat seemed to be part of a style, and I kept my hat down low. I think wearing a hat is pretty good too.

Moderator: When you choose your own hat, are you very particular about it?

Jay Chou: The cap teeth are extremely long.

Host: How do you match a hat with your clothes?

Jay Chou: I don’t think you can wear a hat with eyes. Wearing eyes with eyes is not suitable for wearing a peaked cap.

Netizen: Where does your creative inspiration come from?

Jay Chou: Creative inspiration can be found anytime and anywhere, and I don’t look for it too hard. I think the easiest time to get inspiration is when watching a movie.

Netizen: Will you hold concerts elsewhere in the mainland? Jay Chou: Probably.

Netizen: I heard that there will be special T-shirts for the concert. Meters Bonwe specially made them for you. Could you please introduce the costumes?

Jay Chou: These clothes come in many colors. The clothes this man is wearing clearly make him look cute. There are other colors too. For example, the bodyguards need to wear this one on me, but they don’t think it’s very good. Fits well, comes in many colors, is relaxed, roomy and comfortable. Host: When you come to Beijing this time, where do you want to go most after arriving in Beijing?

Jay Chou: I most want to go to Panjiayuan. There are many antiques in it.

Host: Have you been to places like the Great Wall and the Forbidden City?

Jay Chou: I have been to all these places. I think there are treasures to be found there and inspiration can be found everywhere. Host: Beijing is a big city. Where do you think the most fashionable place in Beijing is? Many college students and high school students regard you as their idol and follow the trend. How do you think you discover your fashion sense in life? Jay Chou: I think a person’s temperament is very important, as well as his listening skills.

Host: Which do you think is more fashionable in Beijing?

Jay Chou: I think the hotel is more fashionable. I like to get out and about and some of the venues are going to be torn down and I can see cycling happening on the roads.

Moderator: Haven’t you collected anything yet? Jay Chou: The driver will help me find them, and I will help my partner collect them. Host: Everyone knows that when you are the spokesperson for Meters Bonwe, you went to France for filming. What do you think is different about that city compared to Beijing?

Jay Chou: I think that place is relatively unfamiliar. I don’t like unfamiliar places very much. The scenery is beautiful. I don’t stay there very long and I don’t have time to walk around.

Host: Did you have any particularly funny moments when you were filming commercials in France? Jay Chou: I have some problems communicating with readers because he is Japanese and I don’t know how to speak at all. I am often startled when I change clothes because the models are more generous. Host: Do you feel particularly good about food in France?

Jay Chou: In terms of food, I think only the food cooked by my mother is the most delicious. No matter where I go, I don’t think the food at home is delicious. Netizen: The style has changed a lot this time. Is it your own idea or the company's creation? How has your mentality changed from not daring to look up from under your peaked cap to messing up your hair today? Jay Chou: I take care of the styling myself. In fact, I am not like this. Don’t get me wrong. I don’t usually have such messy hair. Of course, it happens sometimes. When it comes to clothes, I go to the local area to buy some clothes and come back to make some matching myself.