Ekin Cheng, a Hong Kong actor, became popular in Asia for his role as "Chen Haonan" in "Young and Dangerous" series, and was also praised as "the fifth king of Hong Kong" by the Hong Kong media. However, after he married Yoyo Mung on 20 13, he rarely appeared on the big screen. Mr. and Mrs. Ekin Cheng immigrated to Japan, where they bought a house and started a company. Fans said it was hard to accept. what do you think?

Ekin Cheng and his wife immigrated to Japan.

Ekin Cheng is famous for playing Chen Haonan in the film Young and Dangerous. Because of its charming appearance and unique style, it is called "the fifth king of Hong Kong" by Hong Kong media. After two failed marriages, Ekin Cheng married Yoyo Mung in Tokyo. Because Yoyo Mung likes Japan very much, they stayed in Japan most of the time after their marriage. Many netizens are sensitive to their own immigration to Japan, which is hard to accept. "Which country can't immigrate? You want to immigrate to Japan! " !

According to Hong Kong media reports, Ekin Cheng and his wife Yoyo Mung have officially immigrated to Japan. A stone stirred up a thousand waves, which immediately caused a heated discussion among many netizens. Many people immediately hated Ekin Cheng, a handsome guy with long hair! At that time, it was reported through the grapevine that Mr. and Mrs. Ekin Cheng Yoyo Mung had set up a company in Japan, invested a lot of money, set up a real estate brokerage company, and invested and bought a lot of real estate in Japan.

I have bought a house and started a company in the local area, and fans say it is difficult to accept.

In 20 13, Ekin Cheng married Yoyo Mung, who was 6 years younger than her, in Tokyo. After that, he enjoyed a sweet and happy life. Although there are few new works in recent years, he not only owns the Repulse Bay Yajingge 1600-foot single-family house with a market value of about HK$ 65 million, but also owns overseas and Huangpu Garden, Sai Kung Village House, and Kuanghu Residence single-family house, with a conservative estimate of about 65,438.

They need to face the reality and plan the retirement life they will face in the future. Perhaps based on this, they will choose to settle in Japan. It's a bit ridiculous to say, there are many native Japanese running outside, but outsiders are trying to get in. Maybe the treasure in some people's eyes is just grass thrown away by others. I only hope that Ekin Cheng and his wife can get what they want there and enjoy their old age.