He’s been busy lately! After flying to Malaysia for the HOG dinner he came back to HK to attend a racing girl contest.

HOG Dinner @ Malaysia - credits: Sinchew (photos)

Credits: apple, mingpao, on.cc, takungpo, wenweipo (photos)



News Source: The Sun
Fung has saved enough for a deposit on a grand mansion
HOG fever has reached Malaysia, where Fung has just returned for the gala dinner hosted for the screening of the finale. Yesterday Fung attended a promotion function at a shopping centre where there was a racing girl contest. The screenings of HOG and Moonlight has brought many opportunities for its cast members to earn extra cash, including LSK and Susanna Kwan, buying cars and buying real estate. Fung freely admits he’s in the same position, “I’ve saved enough for a deposit, but this year the HK economy is not very stable, so I’ll wait until next year. My goal is of course a grand mansion. (Are you as good as Tracy Ip?) I don’t like the stockmarket. (Buying a car?) Actually I want to buy a car, but in October I will be filming abroad, so if I buy a car it’ll just be left here. So I won’t buy it now, maybe it’ll be cheaper next year.”

About the news that some audiences complained that Moonlight stopped airing because of the Olympics, Fung feels that the Olympics is an important event, and believes the Moonlight fans will understand. Also Lai Siu Tin had said earlier the Moonlight is only for housewives to watch, Fung replied, “If it’s only suitable for housewives, then many young people in HK are housewives, since many of my friends say that they need to go home and watch Moonlight.”

Also, Moses Chan, LSK, Ha Yu and Tavia Yeung etc also attended the HOG dinner in Malaysia. They watched the ending with the audience and also ate abalone. When Fung was singing on stage, Moses and Ha Yu often pretended to be his fans screaming for him, Fung immediately retaliates by saying it’s Moses turn to sing on stage. This caused Moses to be embarrassed and refused the offer. Also many of the actors used dog barking sounds to test the audience. (It was a game they played on stage.)