Shinhwa members Shin Hye Sung, Lee Min Woo and Jun Jin have taken over China.

The three singers attended the "2014 The Young The Future" concert as Korea's representatives in China on July 12, impressing fans once again with their always-entertaining performance skills.

"Even though it's been a while since Hyesung, Minwoo and Junjin had a stage in China, we're grateful because the fans showed such passionate support. This stage was more meaningful than anything because they were able to represent Korea at this Chongqing concert," stated the members' agency, Live Works Company.

They added, "We're going to keep working hard to spread Hallyu, so please look forward to them and show them support."

The recent concert was focused on encouraging young adults to hope for the future and go after their dreams.

Aside from performing for the numerous fans that showed up in lieu of Shinhwa's visit to China, Jun Jin was also chosen to be one of the hosts for the show, according to Allkpop. Jun Jin balanced the two jobs well, performing his songs, "Love Isn't Coming," "Painful Love," "WA" and "Hey Ya" to perfection.

Shin Hye Sung was the next to take the stage, performing his hits, "I Love You," "It Would Be Nice if it Was You," "Tic Toc Tic Toc" and "EX-MIND." Minwoo performed last, grasping the hearts of fans once again with "Taxi," "Love Supreme," "Kiss It Away" and "The M Style."

Shinhwa recently announced that they would need to push back their October comeback due to the conflicting schedules of the members, according to Yahoo Entertainment Singapore.

"Shinhwa has pushed back its comeback, initially scheduled for later this year, to January. Although it's not 100 percent confirmed, looking at the various activities of each member, we decided that pushing the comeback to early next year would be better," announced Shinhwa Company.

The management company added, "In the case the group does make its comeback later this year, due to individual activities, the promotional period would have to be shortened. We decided that releasing an album next year and promoting it continuously would be better to show fans. So the comeback has been postponed."