Zhang Jie’s Wild Ride at the 2024 Concert
On the night of October 16, pop superstar Zhang Jie had a moment that would make any headline‑hungry columnist blush. While trying to show off a hybrid descent platform—think stage met elevator—he slipped, the platform tumbled, and the singer landed on his back with a blood‑spattered hand.
Despite the chaos, the Chinese V‑star didn’t hit pause. He stepped off the warped set, squatted on a nearby cushion, and fought a brief break‑down before launching back into the show. Fans still drank in each of the three hours of performance—because for most of us, that stage is legendary.
After the fall
- He masked his right-hand cut with a bandage and left the stage. The red tidal wave in the footage is all natural.
- Doctors diagnosed a minor lumbar fracture—a thing that should heal in about three months.
- He blasted out a heartfelt post on Weibo: “It was a bling‑blamming thrill, and this little hand scar will always be a memento between us.”
Speaking to his fans, he admitted the first off‑stage meeting after the mishap didn’t go as planned, but he still called the experience “unique.”
Family cameo
His call‑sign partner, actress‑host Xie Na, that twin‑kid‑wonderland show, posted that the pair’s daughters would get their very first front‑row treats. They even hopped with him to the hospital, and the little sisters kept buzzing… “Dad, are you okay?” They were thrilled by the spectacle—except for the slight scummy hiss of a fallen platform.
The Worries of the Perfectionist
“We’re working around the clock to hold the full accountability kettle,” cried the organiser. They blamed that misstep on the set hitting the outer marco while descending. The plan: more safety tests, no mechanical lifts for ap artists moving from back to front, and a thorough check of every trick or trap before the next gig.
Although the hand and spine are picking back up, Zhang and his crew will never let the platform’s drama forget—after all, who can say no to a little scratch that becomes a souvenir? No doubt the fans will treasure that quirky symbol of commitment.
