A short story abous us

Falling in love with TXT is quite a special story. At first, I wasn’t their fan and didn’t even know about the group. I used to follow ENHYPEN, another group from the same company, and I was very passionate about them. I still remember the first time I went to their concert. Due to unexpected situations, I had to go to Macau alone. Thinking back, I realize how much I loved them to make such an effort. Luckily, the experience was amazing. They were so close to me, performing, singing, and even talking. It was one of the happiest moments of my life.

After that, I am fond of attending offline events, no longer content with just watching them online. However, when they came to Shanghai for a fansign, it turned into a disappointing experience. In Korea, fans can easily meet idols at fansigns, music show recordings, airport arrivals, and fan meetings. But in China, it was different. They left through VIP or hidden routes at airports, arrived at fansign venues through underground parking lots, and didn’t interact with us even after their schedules. My friends and I waited from the afternoon until late evening, but we didn’t see them at all. We were really upset.

During the summer, I went to Korea for their comeback activities. I stood for four hours under the hot sun outside the TV station, but their car drove off without rolling down the windows to greet us. Many other groups did, even to fans who didn’t follow them. I ended up with heatstroke, feeling dizzy and unwell the next day, but all the effort seemed unrewarded.

Later, a friend recommended TXT to me. At first, I wasn’t very interested and just watched a few videos casually. But everything changed when we went to their concert in Japan. They were so handsome, performed amazingly, and the show was truly enjoyable.

I fell deeply in love with TXT during their concert in Macau. In our country, they used our language to express their love, saying heartfelt phrases in Chinese and preparing beautiful Chinese songs. I still remember them leading us in a chant: “TXT, MOA, today and tomorrow, let’s stay together.” At that moment, I felt so close to them. At the end, they said, “非常非常我爱你们” (“I love you very very much”). The sentence wasn’t entirely correct in Chinese, but it followed Korean grammar. It showed their sincerity and effort to communicate with us. They truly cherish their Chinese fans, which many groups don’t do as well.

When I left the venue and heard their music playing in the mall, I started crying. It felt like waking from a wonderful dream, both happy and sad. I wished they could stay forever so I can always watch them up close and hear them speak. TXT are always good to us. They never let us down and are often warm and friendly to fans, even during chance encounters.

Loving TXT brings me so much happiness!