What happened to the youngest son after Ng Man Tat died? Why does everyone say he is unfilial?

Speaking of Ng Man Tat, we all know that he is an old actor. Why was his son exposed by the internet not long after his death? Let's have a look.

Uncle's youngest son, Wu Weilun, was born in 2003 and is seventeen years old. He was born with his present wife. Although he is tall and handsome, he is just an immature child. From Ng Man Tat's serious illness to his death, he accompanied his father and was even photographed by Hong Kong media with swollen eyes.

When he was cremated in Ng Man Tat, Wu Weilun fought back tears and watched his beloved father turn into a wisp of smoke. A child of 17 years old faced his father's life and death prematurely! What are some netizens doing? Capture a sad smile that is difficult to comfort everyone, and commit cyber violence unscrupulously! You put salt on the wound! Is this worthy of uncle? Is it your ability to commit cyber violence against a child?

It's unkind to be caught making a fuss about forcing a smile! Everyone who attended the funeral knew that someone had died. At first, everyone looked solemn, sad and whispering. It's not the same after being buried. The death of the old man is called a funeral, and he is no longer suffering from illness. For the deceased and their relatives, this is a relief. Therefore, the atmosphere is no longer so depressing, even relaxed. There was laughter at the banquet, and there was a guessing game. It was very lively, but some people said it was disrespectful to the dead? Everything will eventually pass, and the living is the greatest comfort to the dead.

Smiling at the camera is his gesture first. In the picture above, his gesture is interpreted by many people as greeting media reporters. In fact, the truth is that he waved his hand and refused the reporter's interview and question, or left in a hurry.

Everyone has heard about the powerful ability of "paparazzi", so how can such a good opportunity be missed, so I have been paying close attention to it. After walking for a while, Wu Weilun had no other staff to help stop the reporter, so he could only simply answer a few questions in order to get away quickly.

Secondly, his expression. Although he is wearing a mask in the picture above, from his expression, many people think he is smiling and greeting. In fact, no one knows what the expression behind the mask is. And he received a good family education from an early age. Although his father just passed away, even if he smiled helplessly and casually and refused the media, there was nothing to eat, especially this casual expression. Don't be interpreted maliciously again.

In addition, some people say that he once glared at the camera lens and was maliciously interpreted as impolite. Think about it from another angle. If this happened to you, especially at this sad moment, you went to your house and shot at random, would you beat the other person out? Moreover, Wu Weilun is only 17 years old. Although he has a good education, he often doesn't pretend, which is understandable.

Conclusion I think this is an exaggerated interpretation by netizens, trying to add guilt to a boy of 18 years old. First of all, the seemingly smiling gesture is a basic etiquette for him to greet reporters and younger generations. Personally, he thinks it is his upbringing and courtesy, and his parents are well educated. Conversely, if he turns a blind eye to reporters who ask questions, netizens will definitely call him arrogant and cynical.

The reason why this matter can be discussed is not because of that smile and gesture, but because he is his son, known as "Uncle Da", a famous Hong Kong film and television actor and one of the supporting roles. His acting skills are exquisite and meticulous. Although he plays a nobody, everyone loves him. He has a certain influence in Hongkong and even in Chinese mainland. Because of uncle, netizens are too demanding of his son. 65,438+08 years old, should still be studying, with little social experience and simple thinking. Facing the photographer's long guns and short guns, he may not know how to deal with hiding his emotions.

I just want to say that the Internet is not a place of extra-legality, and we should work together to maintain the healthy development of the Internet. Meanwhile, no one is perfect. We should have a kind heart to understand and tolerate others, not to maliciously speculate on others, nor to add evil words to others. We should respect the fact itself and the imperfection of others. No one can satisfy everyone, and don't force others.