Hong Kong actress Maggie Cheung, who has not been seen in public for a while, made a surprise appearance on the opening of a luxurious model’s flagship retailer in the territory on June 23 night time.
Cheung, who is legendary for performing in motion pictures reminiscent of Centre Stage (1991), Comrades: Almost A Love Story (1996) and In The Mood For Love (2000), was a particular visitor on the occasion. She curated a tune listing and likewise deejayed for the occasion.
The 57-year-old was spinning to hype up the gang and shortly turned the centre of attraction.
Hong Kong stars Aaron Kwok and Nicholas Tse, who had been among the many celebrities current, had been seen transferring to the beat.
Cheung’s hair was dyed purple and he or she was sporting a black blazer on prime of an athleisure get-up.
According to Hong Kong media, Cheung was final seen in public on Chinese actuality present, Master In The House, in 2019, the place she was the mentor for Chinese boy band Next.
Kwok, 56, posted images of himself, Tse, Cheung and actress Karena Lam on social media and wrote that he had met many good buddies once more on Thursday night time.
“I used to be pleasantly shocked to expertise Maggie’s DJ set, because it added one thing totally different to this opening ceremony,” he wrote.
Tse, who was seen in the images sporting darkish glasses, instructed the media that he had injured the nook of his proper eye, leaving him with an virtually 5cm-long scar. This was from filming the brand new film Customs Frontline about three weeks in the past.
The 41-year-old singer-actor mentioned that he had forgotten to take off his glasses when he jumped from greater than 10m to rehearse for an motion scene. The glasses had damage the nook of his eye when he landed on a cushion.
He blamed himself for his carelessness and was glad that the precise taking pictures went properly with out incident.
He mentioned he doesn’t thoughts scars as they’re half and parcel of being an motion actor, however added that he would seek the advice of docs about it as he didn’t need the scar to have an effect on his work in the long run. – The Straits Times/Asia News Network
