Taiwan singer Jolin Tsai’s mainland concerts likened to ‘cult’ events; CCTV praises artistic merit


By Fran Lu
Taiwanese pop star Jolin Tsai has triggered mixed reactions to her concerts in mainland China, with some netizens likening her shows to cult-like experiences. Photo: SCMP composite/Weibo

Beijing (SCMP): Taiwan’s Mandopop queen Jolin Tsai’s new concert tour has been branded a “cult” event online.

But the singer has hit back and received support from fans, including mainland China’s state media.

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