Aaron Kwok married Moka Fang. How to treat the wedding of the king of heaven?

Aaron Kwok, the single king for more than half a century, finally married 29-year-old Moka Fang, who was suspected to be pregnant. On April 17, King Aaron Kwok, 5 1 year-old, married his 29-year-old girlfriend Moka Fang at the Peninsula Hotel.

It is reported that at the wedding scene, Moka Fang's father excitedly said to Aaron Kwok: "I grew up listening to your songs. Now I give my daughter to you, I hope you will treat her well."

It is difficult for the outside world to really see the love of stars. To be sure, Moka Fang must be more attached to Aaron Kwok than Xiong Dailin, which is more in line with Aaron Kwok's inner standards for lovers. Generally speaking, it is difficult to bloom in the dust, but if this is the love that the king wants, then what is so strange about all this?

Compared with the marriage of the four kings, Aaron Kwok's marriage came the latest, but it was also the most severe. He married an online celebrity and inadvertently poked the pain point of the times. My father-in-law's sentence "I grew up listening to your songs" certainly hit the hearts of the public.

But even if Aaron Kwok, 5 1 year-old, marries Moka Fang, a 29-year-old internet celebrity, in the final analysis, everyone has different requirements for marriage. In the eyes of some stars, marriage is like a battlefield, and every moment is a performance, which is not only a part of people's design, but also an important part of commercial value. Even after the divorce, people will continue to perform in public.

In the eyes of others, marriage is a truce. After a lifetime of military love, Tianwang finally needs a home, but that's what Tianwang thinks. He is the network celebrity Moka Fang.

In addition, Aaron Kwok insisted on keeping a low profile and only presided over five seats. In addition to the families of both parties, only Xiaomei, Csillam and Shen Jiawei were invited in the circle, which seems to confirm the complaints of netizens about Aaron Kwok's meanness.

Summary: Marriage is a life in which two people please each other, not a life in which people eat melons. Just for Aaron Kwok, the king of the generation, love only remembers to laugh at the present, but marriage is a cross-strait tide.