HONG KONG — Celebrated Hong Kong artist Anson Lo, a core member of the popular Mandopop group MIRROR, offered a candid year-end assessment of his career trajectory ahead of an anticipated performance in Macau. The singer and dancer, often referred to by his moniker “Keiju” (or “The Leader”), utilized social media late Tuesday to reflect on a pivotal year focused on artistic development and personal discipline, assuring his dedicated fanbase, known as “Sintus,” of ambitious plans for 2024 and beyond.
Lo detailed a year dedicated primarily to honing his skills as a triple threat performer. He highlighted the intensive focus on vocal and dance training, alongside the critical effort to maintain work-life balance and a steadfast commitment to self-discipline. He also stressed the importance of continuing to support his family, underscoring the foundation that personal stability provides for professional relentless exertion. Crucially, the star noted the unwavering support of the Sintus, acknowledging their companionship as a central theme of the past twelve months.
The artist, who celebrated his 30th birthday this year—a significant milestone referred to in Chinese culture as “Thirty and Standing Firm”—expressed a keen awareness of areas for improvement while emphasizing the valuable life lessons he acquired.
“I hope this year allowed everyone to witness my growth and efforts,” Lo wrote, noting his transition into his fourth decade. “There are many areas where I must improve, but the lessons I have learned are even greater. I hope next year we can continue to experience more together, release more diverse types of music, and I hope to meet everyone soon in my capacity as an actor.”
This emphasis on acting signals a potential expansion of his career portfolio, aligning with a broader trend among successful Cantopop artists venturing into film and television.
Lo cemented his promise to his followers with a deeply felt commitment: “If you do not leave, I will not give up.” He pledged to continue maximizing his potential, resonating with a motivational mantra: “I won’t stop until I’m proud.” The post concluded with a forward-looking challenge and declaration, signaling readiness for major future projects: “2026, I’m ready! Are you ready?”
Anson Lo’s reflective post comes as his career momentum remains high, both individually and as part of MIRROR, which continues to dominate the regional music scene. His commitment to diversifying his artistic output—specifically pushing for more varied musical genres and seeking acting roles—positions him as an artist focused on longevity and creative evolution rather than simply maintaining existing success. This transparency regarding his goals not only manages fan expectations but also invigorates their investment in his journey. The coming year is anticipated to bring a flurry of new releases and projects as Lo seeks to translate his intense training into publicly recognized achievements.
