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2006/09/04 13:03 2006/09/04 13:03

You know there's been so much speculation to why its happened, how its happened, and all that sort of thing, and typically in an asian culture, there's this stigma of never to reveal yourself physically otherwise you'd be tagged as inappropriate and all that kind of things.

So i think there's never enough for a celebrity to enjoy publicity. There's never too little publicity. So my verdict is that she did it for the publicity. Or at least made a big fuss out of it to ride the media's attention.

Now that its died down, and even with this forum up, looks like its causing a ripple effect. Heck, to be honest, i'm sick of Gillian Chung already.

 

2006/09/04 00:30 2006/09/04 00:30

When you think of HK superstars you automatically think and recall back to the time you first watched The Young and Dangerous. And subsequently the sequels that follow through with it.

So then again, what you'll generally think is everything to do with HK, whether it be superstars, to hawker stalls, and to even business, has something to do with the triads.

Plausible rite?

So one of my theories, when reading the Gillian Chung fan's post, is that this could be the work of triads.

Triads own magazines.

Magazines take pictures.

Pictures of a naked Gillian.

Pictures are published.

No immediate legal action is taken.

Stars protests,

Business booms.

Everyone knows Hong Kong again.

But soon the hype will die.

Of course this coming from a person (me), who's non chinese background speaking of course. I'm just a spectator who's enjoying the good view from here.

 

2006/09/03 20:54 2006/09/03 20:54

I've transfered all the photos into my own album, so please visit here to view them.

 

2006/09/02 22:48 2006/09/02 22:48

Here's an interesting one. I've been talking to many people with the same sentiments that they feel sorry for her. True, even I feel deeply sorry. And after all these years of following her in fan like momentum, I find that now is the best time one such as I or even normal people can do to help her go through this.

Not by feeling sorry, but by telling her, its gonna be alrite and there will be justice.

Which brings me to the question.

Who should be primarily responsible for Gillian's incident?

Just to do a poll here are some of the options:

1. Gillian herself for not being careful enough?

2. The organizers

3. The venue

4. The triads?

5. The magazine?

6. The photographer / culprit of the hidden camera?

Let me know.

I sit with a mixed decision of chosing options 2 to 6. Spread out evenly.

 

2006/08/31 18:01 2006/08/31 18:01