Forgive my taste if it’s not good enough, cos I’m only 12 this year. Haha. The second shoes is beautiful. Does all the shoes with the boxes belongs to you? Anyway, I love Your Hand In Mine. =)

Cheers & Loves,
Cheryl =)

Cheers,
Al

Thanks for the clarification! I understand what you meant in the newspaper report now.

I saw from recent news articles reporting about the new blockbuster for channel 8 called 新洲之夜. Here’s wishing you all the best in your future endeavors and am looking forward to many more of your good productions!

Take care!
Regards,
Jay

Thanks for reading my interview. I think you have misinterpreted my meaning entirely. I wasn’t questioning Zoe or Fann’s status nor discrediting the hard work both of them have put in in their own ways. My question was directed at what the factors were that made Fann went from being “Princess” to becoming”Ah jie”. As you have put it quite clearly, Fann became Ah Jie not because she decided to become one, but because of the work she did and the recognition she received, hence, my point is that, the title of “Ah Jie” is not within our personal control nor determined by ourselves. If someone refers to me as an “Ah Jie” I would be flattered, but at the same time I would also like to know why? What is it that I’ve done or achieved that warrant that term? To me, the work I do is more important than all these names given because that is what I have control over.

Anyway, the reporter did mention to me, off record, what he thought were the factors that makes an “Ah Jie”. He said he might do a write up on it, but I’m not sure when. Do look out for it!

Yours,
Joanne

Love,
Joanne