Angela Zhang Experiences Sudden Heart Discomfort During Concert! Emergency Oxygen Use Backstage Revealed, Screen Displays 'Please Give Me 3 Minutes' – Fans Express Concern

Singer Angela Zhang held a concert in Chengdu last night (the 23rd), when she suddenly felt unwell mid-performance, suspecting that the hot and humid weather combined with her heavy stage costume had overwhelmed her heart, describing it as momentarily 'unable to handle the load.' Staff and medical personnel immediately measured her blood pressure, cooled her down, massaged her, and administered emergency oxygen backstage. The stage screen even displayed the message 'Sorry, please give me three minutes,' causing great concern among the audience. Fortunately, after a brief rest, her condition gradually improved, and she insisted on returning to the stage to complete the show. Zhang reappeared on stage afterward to reassure the audience, stating firmly: 'If I can't continue, I will stop!'

In fact, signs of discomfort were already visible during her performance of 'Not Painful,' as she repeatedly tugged at her collar to cool off. Then, during a costume change segment, instead of showing her changing backstage as planned, the audience saw staff and medical personnel quickly rush to assist her—measuring her blood pressure, applying physical cooling, massaging, and finally providing oxygen equipment. This sudden incident left fans deeply worried.

As Zhang paused the performance to receive medical care, the screen displayed 'Sorry, please give me three minutes,' asking fans to wait patiently. After a brief rest and adjustment, she wiped away tears and returned to the stage, explaining her physical condition to the audience. Zhang admitted that the weather was extremely muggy and her performance outfit was quite heavy, causing her body to temporarily fail to cope, leading to the sudden episode. However, after confirming she could continue, she decided to complete the remaining part of the show.

Upon returning to the stage, Zhang apologized to the waiting audience, admitting she usually dislikes showing vulnerability in public and felt sorry that fans had to wait due to her health. Addressing fans’ concerns, she emphasized that she would assess her condition carefully: 'If I can't go on, don’t worry—I will stop.' Her words moved many fans, evoking both sympathy and anxiety, with numerous calls urging her not to push herself too hard for the sake of finishing the show.

After the concert ended, Zhang personally reassured fans through social media, revealing that a medical team had been on standby throughout the event. As soon as her symptoms appeared, they immediately monitored her and took appropriate measures. She also underwent a more comprehensive medical checkup after the performance, reporting, 'Everything is fine now.' She thanked the medical team and everyone who expressed concern, asking fans not to worry about her.

Following the news, a flood of fans flooded the comment sections urging her to rest well, emphasizing that health is far more important than completing a performance.