[News] Bosco and LindaAttended Restaurant's Opening 08/02/13

8/02/2013 Posted by Lynne 7 comments
Yesterday day Bosco Wong and Linda Chung attended a restaurant's opening as an onscreen couple. The two had previously worked together in tv drama, Witness Insecurity, and said that it has been a long time since the cooperation. Bosco Wong said that attending events as a couple will earn them more money and more opportunities. When rumoured girlfriend, Eliza Sum's name, was mentioned though, Bosco got confused and caused the audience to laugh. Bosco says that he only sees Eliza as a little sister.

Wearing a sexy low cut dress at the event, Linda Chung revealed that she'll be showing off her legs and waist during her upcoming concert, though it will be nothing too overly sexy or seductive.

Viet Trans: HongKongfilmVietNamfanclub
Translation: Lynne@http://lindachungthoughts.blogspot.com
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7 comments:

  1. UnknownAugust 3, 2013 at 3:12 AM

    Thanks, Lynne, I just finished watching Witness Insecurity. The ending is so sad. I would rather listen to Linda's songs than to watch this sorrowful last episode. Best wishes

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  2. UnknownAugust 3, 2013 at 3:15 AM

    Thanks, Lynne, I just finished watching Witness Insecurity. The ending is so sad. I would rather listen to Linda's songs than to watch this sorrowful last episode. Best wishes

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    1. LynneAugust 3, 2013 at 5:42 PM

      You're welcome :)

      Yah the ending is not very popular. But oddly, I am one of the few people who was alright with the ending :) I just felt overall, the development between Linda and Bosco could've been taken further....

      I probably don't make sense right now lols

      Lynne

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  3. UnknownAugust 6, 2013 at 5:52 AM

    Thanks Lynne hope to chat with yourself offline. I agree with your email. I find that you are very perceptive and appreciative of 'artistic' aspect of drama. on my part, I have post-graduate degrees in accountancy, finance, business management and I have worked as a senior accountant for many years which kind of stunted my aesthetic and literary sense. During my younger days I used to read novels by Nobel prize winners ... please forgive my boring comments as I just completed major reports at work, feeling a bit stressed and listening to some light music online... Have a great day ... Warm wishes, Mark

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    1. LynneAugust 14, 2013 at 10:35 PM

      My apologies for the late reply. Somehow missed it...

      Haha thanks for the compliment, though I wouldn't say I am that artistic. I see, that's why your comments are always very formal :)

      Hope your week is going well,
      Lynne

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  4. UnknownAugust 16, 2013 at 5:19 AM

    Thanks, Lynne, My apologies instead, as I ought to have dropped yourself a private email. I will do so and attach my poem for your leisure reading.

    Actually I was writing a poem in the past one week and wish to dedicate it to you. I am a relatively bookish person, wearing spectables, six feet tall, relatively under weight and read a range of books on management, economics, literature and poems. I listen to a few traditional Cantonese singers like Hacken Lee until I saw the show Yes Sir, Sorry Sir and stumbled upon this Blog and got introduced to Linda Chung's songs. Thus I extend my thanks to you. Have a great weekend. I just finished my office work and will be listening to some piano pieces before going to sleep. Will probably visit the seaside tomorrow. Best wishes and wishing yourself best of joy, health and good cheers. Mark Lee, Singapore

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  5. UnknownAugust 16, 2013 at 11:42 PM


    Thanks, Lynne, I have penned an email to your email address reflected in this Blog.

    As per my earlier comments in your wonderful Blog , I spent my leisure time last week reading some poems and penning the attached . I wish to dedicate it to you for introducing me to the songs of Linda. Hmmm ... it is not easy to maintain a blog and posting many news and information onto it. Hope you do not tire yourself .

    Hope you enjoy my little poem and hope it does not sound too childish or juvenile. Please forgive me if it is amateurish as I am learning in the next few years to become more professional in penning poems. Somehow I like nature poems and attracted by the writings and poems of Ralph Waldo Emerson , David Thoreau and W B Yeats, and T S Eliot. Being a Christian, my little poem has a theological flavor. Hope you have received it.

    Hope you have a great weekend. Wishing best of health, spirit and joy. Mark

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