Andy Lau was banned by that newspaper?

Andy Lau, who will become a father in June this year, has had countless fans all over the country for more than 20 years, the City Herald reported. However, he paid a heavy price because of a small entertainment news that year, and was banned by the largest newspaper in Hong Kong for four years. Recently, some fans have come forward, hoping to act as intermediaries and let this matter end peacefully.

Andy Lau was banned for four years by Oriental Daily, the largest newspaper in Hong Kong, and the two sides went to court. The reason for this has been a mystery for four years. According to Maisy Hiu Ching Ma, a movie fan, it turns out that on the night when Andy Lau signed the East Asia Company for five years at a sky-high price of HK$ 200 million four years ago, the Oriental Daily learned the news from reliable sources, and it was published with headlines the next day. Originally, this news was icing on the cake for an actor. I didn't expect Andy Lau to react so much at that time that he took the Oriental Day report to court without saying anything. Oriental Daily, with a huge team of 100 lawyers, is certainly not to be outdone.

Results For more than four years, Oriental Daily did not report that Andy Lau participated in any public activities, whether filming or film premiere, product promotion, endorsement or ribbon cutting. As a last resort, Andy Lau was only described as a singer, and deliberately avoided taking pictures. When Andy Lau encounters some negative news, such as the news that crazy movie fan Yang Lijuan's father committed suicide by jumping into the sea in Tsim Sha Tsui, and Andy Lau concealed the news that he married Zhu Liqian in the United States, the Oriental Daily will follow up the report in detail, which will make many loyal fans of Andy Lau see it in their eyes and feel pain in their hearts.

It is reported that Oriental Daily, as the largest newspaper in Hong Kong for 35 years, has a huge market in Taiwan Province Province, Singapore, Malaysia and the Mainland. Over the years, many artists from mainland China and Taiwan Province Province have chosen Oriental Daily as their first choice to open overseas markets. Because of the contradiction between Hua Zai and the newspaper, fans in Andy Lau have been calling the Oriental Daily for years, pleading for reconciliation between the two sides. Recently, this movie fan named Wang claimed that his relatives knew Ma, the owner of the newspaper, and claimed that he would shoulder the heavy responsibility entrusted by 20 million Andy Lau fans and go to Hong Kong to act as a middleman, hoping that the two sides could reach an out-of-court settlement. Maisy Hiu Ching Ma firmly believes that Andy Lau has always maintained good relations with the media. If the two sides reconcile this time, it is also the aspiration of Andy Lau's 20 million loyal fans. I hope Andy Lau will be a happy father as soon as possible.