Faye Wong Came To Hong Kong To Install New Clothes. He Was Very Low-Key.

Faye Wong and Li Yapeng married away from the music world, concentrating on Beijing's husband.

Farewell

Ask the clerk to draw the curtains.

But yesterday's Mid Autumn Festival, Fei Peng this pair.

Around seven p.m. that evening, Faye Wong, a curly hair, dressed up casually, dressed in blue and Goyard shoes, and walked with her female assistant to Vivienne Westwood in Tongluowan.

Faye Wong, who was in a good mood, was excited by his entry into the shop. He chose to buy beautiful clothes and shoes in the shop, laughing and laughing with the staff and assistants in the shop.

But when Faye Wong found that a reporter outside the room was stunned, he fixed his eyes on the reporters, and hurriedly ordered the clerk to put down the curtains for her, so as not to disturb the pleasure of shopping.

Faye Wong, who stayed in the shop for about half an hour, picked a lot of good ideas, then hurried to the counter to check out the bill.

During the period, she saw around from time to time, and saw that reporters were still waiting. Faye Wong whispered with his assistant. After two people hurried away from the store, Faye Wong avoided hiding behind his assistant.

When the reporter came to take a photo, she hurriedly covered her face with her hands and walked to the babysitter waiting outside the shop.

During the period when Faye Wong was asked whether he came to Hong Kong to sing or pretend to be a reporter, she ignored it and continued to bow her face and get on the bus.

When she got on the bus, she fell back into the corner of the car, and changed her attitude toward taking pictures on weekdays.

Return to Hotel

Faye Wong then took a nanny car straight back to the hotel in the middle ring, and was still low in the car and did not want to be on the mirror.

When asked whether her husband Li Yapeng and her daughter were in the Mid Autumn Festival together in Hong Kong, she rushed back to the hotel only with a frown and no reply.

After the reporter contacted Faye Wong assistant, she said Faye Wong came to Hong Kong mainly for meetings and installation. After a day's stay, he returned to Beijing to celebrate her two daughter's holiday.

Color gentleman shoes keep abreast of the trend

Every time Faye Wong appeared, she was all dressed up, but the jeans on her body the day before yesterday were not as big as the way she came to the port.

As for the French Goyard handbags, they are already the goods of the season. The most worthy compliment is a pair of pairs of gentleman shoes that are closest to the autumn and winter trend this season.

Take care of household chores and buy supplies alone.

Faye Wong, who likes shopping most, was photographed in addition to his recent shopping in Beijing. In September 16th, he was also found shopping at a household goods company in the southern harbour of Hong Kong.

Maybe Faye Wong, because his husband Li Yapeng was filming in Paris, had to do housework alone, so a man wandered around.

Faye Wong did not shy away from taking photos of fans.

The photo was circulated on the Internet and shared by a netizen.

A family reunion is over.

Last night, on the Mid Autumn Festival, three women of the day class celebrated their monthly holiday with their families.

Kelly Chan: tonight, I celebrate the family's dinner. I prepared a low sugar moon cake and gave it to 1/16 for "shrimp dumplings".

He was happy to eat moon cakes for the first time. He also brought back the lanterns his grandfather gave him last year. It was very green.

Miriam Yeung: I have to dance in the afternoon, return home at night and have dinner with my family.

Because I'm tired of jumping, if I have the strength to enjoy the moon with my husband, but we are staying at home, watching the moonlight in the window.

Kay Tse: dinner with my family and family reunion at night, we have made a lantern with our sons together with our sons, and are also green and parent-child. We will enjoy the moon and eat moon cakes and have a happy mid autumn festival with our son.