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Wang YiBo in The Untamed[/caption]Of course, from an idol's perspective, Wang YiBo is a rare guy. In addition to the advantages of personality, he is also very talented, even in magic tricks, skateboarding, skating, motor racing...
But after all, Wang YiBo is still a "big boy" - it is impossible for him not to have any flaws. Today what we are talking about is a special feature of the idol that everyone knows: his fear of the dark.
His fear have been shown in several videos now. When he participated in a program which encountered a light out, he subconsciously backed away, looking even frightened. If the assistant wasn't there and stepped up in time, Wang YiBo might have had a trauma.
In addition, a trainee who trained with Wang YiBo, Li Wenhan, once said that at night when going to bed, the star often felt insecure. If two people share a room, Wang YiBo must at least touch his hand or hold onto the other person's legs before he could reassure himself and sleep well. The brave Lan Wangji on screen is actually very afraid of the dark in real life.
Many children have this fear but after growing up, especially men, very few people are still afraid of the dark. However, after a closer examination of Wang YiBo's background, it was possible that this fear was related to his own experience.
As a child, when other children could be with their parents, Wang YiBo had to study alone in a foreign land. That loneliness and shyness from a psychological perspective are difficult to avoid, leaving a very deep impression. Did Wang YiBo start to feel afraid of the darkfrom that moment?
