With his first pictorial book containing more than 100 images, Chuando Tan invites you to look at his topless photos. You oblige – because, why not? Like the rest of the world, you marvel at how the 57-year-old Singaporean fashion photographer continues to defy the ageing process. Tan became an overnight Internet sensation in 2017 when a Chinese news website...
Readers will find more than 100 photos of Internet sensation Chuando Tan in his self-help pictorial book In Life, You Don't Have To Win Every Time.With his first pictorial book containing more than 100 images, Chuando Tan invites you to look at his topless photos. You oblige – because, why not?
In what would seem like a no-brainer move, he has now parlayed his continuing online fame into In Life, You Don’t Have To Win Every Time, the 224-page Chinese hardcover book that includes Tan’s self-care tips – ranging from grooming to diet to mental well-being – as well as pictures taken by his long-time collaborator Frey Ow.
But he deadpans: “I wouldn’t say my body was in top-notch shape. You can see my stomach. There’s fat.”He replies with a laugh: “I’m sure a lot of fitness models will know how to identify. Aiyah, my body isTaiwanese publisher Kadokawa Taiwan Corporation had courted him for two years before he said yes to the book deal.
“Anybody who has been assigned a project like this will naturally train,” he says about the pre-shoot preparation. “But to be honest, I didn’t push myself so hard. After all, I’m already pushing 60.” Bulking up may not be for everyone, but they can still benefit from learning the secrets to how he takes care of and preserves himself.
“Mental health is so important,” he says. “A lot of people go to the gym every day, but they’re always angry and sweating the small stuff.
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