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'I really got chubbier': Chen Zheyuan tours Singapore, feasts on local food

'I really got chubbier': Chen Zheyuan tours Singapore, feasts on local food
Chen Zheyuan visited Singapore recently, visiting iconic tourist spots and feasted on local delicacies.
PHOTO: Weibo/Chen Zheyuan

Chinese actor Chen Zheyuan was in Singapore recently for a holiday.

In a Weibo post today (Nov 14), the 28-year-old, who shot to fame with his performance in romance drama Hidden Love (2023), posted photos of his visits to a few iconic locations in Singapore.

He was at the Merlion Park, where he posed looking like he was collecting the water that the Merlion spouted. In another photo, he was seen "drinking" it.

Chen Zheyuan posted photos of him with the Merlion. PHOTOS: Weibo/Chen Zheyuan

Zheyuan also visited Universal Studios Singapore, where he took a photo in front of the rotating globe outside the theme park and also at the New York Public Library located inside.

Chen Zheyuan also visited Universal Studios Singapore while he was in town recently. PHOTOS: Weibo/Chen Zheyuan

A trip to Singapore wouldn't be complete without trying out local delicacies.

Zheyuan also shared a photo of him at Founder Bak Kut Teh, where he tried out said dish with braised pork, beancurd skin, vermicelli and you tiao (fried dough sticks).

Chen Zheyuan was at Founder Bak Kut Teh to try out local delicacies. PHOTO: Weibo/Chen Zheyuan

In a separate photo, he posted a plate of egg fried rice with plates of roast chicken, Hainanese poached chicken and roast pork.

Chen Zheyuan also tried Hainanese poached chicken, roast chicken and roast meat with egg fried rice when he was in Singapore. PHOTO: Weibo/Chen Zheyuan

In the caption of his post, he wrote: "Status report! I really got chubbier."

Zheyuan also seemed to have visited Batam, as he posted a reel taken out at sea and tagged the location. He showed the seafood dishes he had during that trip, including crayfish, crabs, gong gong (sea conch), grilled fish and prawns.

Chen Zheyuan also ate seafood when he visited Batam. PHOTO: Weibo/Chen Zheyuan

Zheyuan has returned home to China, as he was reportedly seen at Hangzhou International Airport yesterday.

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