but together" (遠遠在一起). Ella Chen of the S.H.E group also made a guest appearance of the music video of her first single, "To Have It Once Again" (再一次擁有). She cared for Gong's well-being and also taught Gong some tips and tricks of acting. Gong's album has been listed on Taiwan's G-Music Chart at No 16. The song "To Have It Once Again" remained in the UFM 100.3's top 20 chart for 2 months. The title of her debut album () is a play on the Chinese name for Scarlett O'Hara (), the protagonist of Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel Gone with the Wind and 1939 film of the same title. In January 2006, Gong was reported to have cried on a Taiwanese TV show Love 9.30 (愛上九點半) hosted by Jacky Wu, after the latter asked her some tough questions. However Gong was quick to emphasise that she was just homesick at that time. 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. During her performance in 2009 Singapore Entertainment Awards, Gong indicated that she was busy working on her second album. Goh was also expected to participate in the production but the expected release date has not been determined. Other works Gong became a spokesperson for Ragnarok Online in December 2005, and also filmed a promotional video for the game. During the 2011 Singapore Total Defence campaign, Gong was one of the 39 artists who took part in the production of "Home" music video. Discography Albums Kaira 好,詩嘉 (November 2005) Kaira, repackaged with NDP tracks and MTV DVD (July 2006) Soundtrack contributions The Ties That Bind 《家财万贯》 ("Running" 奔跑, "Missed" 思念), 2004 Reaching for the Stars 《真命天女》 ("To Have It Once Again" 再一次擁有 ), December 2005 Tokyo Juliet 《東方茱麗葉》 ("Cannot Let Go" 放不下), July 2006 The Hospital 《白色巨塔》 ("When You Leave for a Little While" 妳要離開一些時候), August 2006 Her Many Faces 《有你终生美丽》 ("Raining Tears" 哭雨), July 2008 References External links Kaira's personal blog Kaira's fan page Kaira's unofficial fan page 1981 births Living people Mandopop singer-songwriters National University of Singapore alumni Raffles Junior College alumni 21st-century Singaporean women singers Singaporean Mandopop singers Singaporean people of Chinese descent Singaporean singer-songwriters