1. Kaira Gong sang the theme song for Singapore's National Day Parade in 2006, titled "My Island Home".
19 Facts About Kaira Gong
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Kaira Gong is the number two and the only female child in the family.
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Kaira Gong's father is an engineer while her mother is a housewife.
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Kaira Gong was highly active and rebellious during her childhood days and was involved in a fight with one of her secondary 4 classmates.
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Kaira Gong has loved to sing since her childhood due to the influence of her elder brother but she never thought of becoming a singer.
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Kaira Gong was in the school choir from standard one until standard six.
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Kaira Gong later pursued her studies in English literature and planned to become a primary school teacher.
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Kaira Gong studied at Pei Chun Public School, Nanyang Girls' High School, Raffles Junior College, and the National University of Singapore.
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Kaira Gong agreed to help and she won the "Best Performance Award" in that competition.
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Kaira Gong was then invited by Goh Kheng Long to sign a recording contract for her debut album production in Taiwan.
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Kaira Gong had never travelled outside Singapore before and she admitted that she was shy in nature.
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Since then, the senior whom Kaira Gong only wanted to be identified as "Carl" has lost contact with her.
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Kaira Gong was involved in the production of seven songs in her album, most of which are based on the theme of love.
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Kaira Gong cared for Gong's well-being and taught Gong some tips and tricks of acting.
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Kaira Gong's album has been listed on Taiwan's G-Music Chart at No 16.
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In January 2006, Kaira Gong was reported to have cried on a Taiwanese TV show Love 9.30 hosted by Jacky Wu, after the latter asked her some tough questions.
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However Kaira Gong was quick to emphasise that she was just homesick at that time.
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Kaira Gong admitted that she was still nervous in front of the camera and she will keep quiet when she cannot speak fast enough like her Taiwan counterparts.
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Kaira Gong became a spokesperson for Ragnarok Online in December 2005, and filmed a promotional video for the game.