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Gao returns to China's Got Talent show
By Xu Wei |
November 15, 2011, Tuesday
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Chinese composer, songwriter and film director Gao Xiaosong, who was released from jail last week after serving a six-month sentence for drunk driving, will continue to sit as a judge for China's Got Talent reality show, the program producer said today.
The outspoken judge attended the show's elimination rounds at Shanghai Concert Hall today together with local stand-up comedian Zhou Libo and popular TV hostess Ni Ping.
He will also shoot a public service ad against drunk driving in cooperation with Shanghai traffic police.
Gao told the media that he was not yet well-prepared for the public limelight.
"I am grateful to so many people who didn't abandon me," Gao said. "Actions speak louder than words. I will make up for my misconduct by producing more and better works in music and film."
The outspoken judge attended the show's elimination rounds at Shanghai Concert Hall today together with local stand-up comedian Zhou Libo and popular TV hostess Ni Ping.
He will also shoot a public service ad against drunk driving in cooperation with Shanghai traffic police.
Gao told the media that he was not yet well-prepared for the public limelight.
"I am grateful to so many people who didn't abandon me," Gao said. "Actions speak louder than words. I will make up for my misconduct by producing more and better works in music and film."
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