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@rika Back to the point if research is done properly, apartments can be very good investments. My money was earned from one purchased in South East Asia 30yrs ago and grew from there. I started with very little too. And I only purchase apartments not landed property. Thus your comment is subjective.

@m0m0 true.. going point... fail away rich kids of celebrities!

@orchid123 Concur, both her daughters r not pretty but their parents aren't exactly pretty to begin with.

He lost my respect. The current customers are dwindling so tvb gotta change. He was dang lucky to have a shot in the dark at 44. 99% who can act weren't/aren't/will never be that lucky. So now you've made it, you should help changing that wheel instead being complacent. IMO. Then again, not much he can do I suppose.

If you fall asleep in yoga, then you're not doing something right. Poses require you to be standing, bending, and stretching to feel the tension eases off. It's not all about just simply lift your arms or put your feet apart. Unless it's a medical condition, I've no sympathy for obese adults. Eat right and exercise. If you have sweet or junkie tooth, exercise more. Do little things over time, like take the stairs, park further away, until it becomes a habit. It's mind over matters! It's easier said than done, yes. But it's your health.

@m0m0 I just checked on Faye Wong's look again. Agreed that she is not pretty, just decent looking (tall, slim and has pretty big eyes). However, her two daughters look pretty ugly, especially the younger one, Li Yan.

@babycakes well, with the kind of money Faye has, assuming her kids are not too big of swindlers, they should be OK. For this lifetime. Plus going to elite schools means better connections and higher chance of marrying into a rich or prominent family. I don't think Faye is shooting her kids to get into Harvard at least not with these grades.

If it costs over $100k USD to attend such an exclusive school , I would make sure my kid gets the best tutors and extra support so they can't be close to failing. Sure, I'll a nurture their artistic side but I would also make sure they can pass in academic subjects too!

@m0m0 I concur. I never find her pretty but just skinny and tall. I do like some of her songs and her voice thou. Goddess! Yes, just like how Michelle Chen went from a supporting cast in t/dramas to a goddess all of a sudden just cuz her film made it to the top. haha ....

@orchid123 I never thought Faye was pretty. Just lean and tall. Back in the 90s, don't recall her prettiness was ever a selling point. I think people started tagging her as that when she dated Nicholas tse. It's funny how people starting calling her goddess as she got her forties and suddenly became a pretty woman.

If I made 80 mil in half a year, I would be buying multi million dollar homes. Housing in Beijing is as high as Manhattan, a million would probably get her a small studio home at best. I am doubting the real figures in this article.

Unfortunately both of Faye Wong's daughters look like their Daddies, and not their pretty Mommy.

@luye I have long been aware of this fact, just crazy to me still.

So naive.

@hetieshou It’s a lot of things honestly, Kpop music is 100% influenced by western music and trends (in fact a lot of kpop songs these days are written by american artists). In terms of dancing/choreography they’re WAAAY ahead of the game ...if you look back at any “dancing” from HK singers, the difference is laughable. Kpop knows how to ride trends in all categories (music, dance, fashion) and they’re constantly evolving with time. Back then Jpop was #1 in terms of popularity but they’ve fallen back so hard because they’ve barely evolved- the fashion looks outdated, the music style isn’t trendy, they’re barely on the internet etc. Don’t even get me started on cpop music- 1 dimensional melodies that sounds like someone just sat in front of a keyboard and wrote it out in 5mins. (taiwan being an exception cause they have some legit musicians/bands). Also people like to ride the bandwagon of groups with large fandoms and they end up getting sucked into the whole kpop culture.

@hetieshou No offence but I never understood parents who love comparing their kids. Unless they themselves are Mr and Mrs Perfect; otherwise I truly don't see the point as all the children are individual entities by themselves, not clones of one another.

@foodie Good for you then. You are obviously a seasoned investor with tons of money to burn but not everyone is.