Chinese celebs' social media recap: Week 13 - 19 Nov
20 Nov - These C-stars recently made the headlines, some of them for positive things in their life, and some are just unlucky to spark the wrath of netizens.
Lin Chi-ling shared this picturesque photo of herself, though she failed to mention the location. The photo was posted a few days after she and former boyfriend Jerry Yan confirmed that they were in Kuala Lumpur together the weekend before.
However, both stars are saying that it is too early to say if they are reconciling for good. They were dating for three years more than a decade ago, before breaking up in 2006.
A post shared by 林志玲chiling (@chiling.lin) on Nov 15, 2017 at 8:30pm PST
Joyce Cheng appeared on Carol Cheng and Yue Dik Wai's show on Commercial Radio - the first media appearance she made since injuring her leg during her recent trip.
The singer, who is scheduled to hold a concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum in April next year, previously broke into tears in a video she made about the injury prior to surgery, saying that she is worried that she couldn't dance because of it.
A post shared by Joyce Cheng (@princejoyce) on Nov 13, 2017 at 10:43pm PST
Grace Chan gave this big smile to the camera when she was on a family trip to Osaka, Japan last week.
This photo was taken before the airport incident that made the news recently, when an unnamed person blasted Grace for being given a "special treatment" at the Osaka airport by cutting the line at the check-in counter. She later explained that she was given the priority since she has a U-Biz pass.
A post shared by Grace Chan (@ghlchan) on Nov 11, 2017 at 8:40pm PST
On 14 November, Louis Koo appears at an endorsement event for the first time without his sunglasses, which he had to wear to events since late October due to his eye injury.
Back in October, Louis injured his right eye with his own weapon while filming new movie, "Dynasty Warriors", which needed eight stitches and weeks of rest.
Barbie Hsu went on Instagram, started her own account, and posted this photo with the caption, "Yes, I am Shi-yuan Hsu".
The decision was made after recently clarifying on Weibo that an IG account using the name barbie.hsu is fake. The said account had been leaving negative comments on other people's Instagram photos, and angered Chinese actor Li Yapeng for the comment about daughter Li Yan not having a mother.
A post shared by 大S徐熙媛 (@hsushiyuan) on Nov 15, 2017 at 4:51am PST
Chinese actor Dylan Wong shared this series of photos from a photo-shoot with magazine Men's Uno, which he did with fellow newcomers Caesar Wu, Darren Chen, and Connor Leung.
The photo-shoot came a few days before producer Angie Chai held a press conference announcing the upcoming remake of the hit 2001 Taiwanese idol drama, "Meteor Garden". Dylan is playing the lead character Dao Ming-si in the upcoming 2018 drama - a role that was previously played by Jerry Yan.
