Joyce Cheng in tears at Lydia Shum's exhibition

Source: Oriental Daily
Translated by: aZnangel @ http://asianuniverse.net/forums/



Yesterday Joyce Cheng attended Lydia Shum's "Happy Fruit Exhibition" along with Deborah Lai, Connie Chan, Nat Chan and Jacky Cheung. At the opening ceremony, "Lydia's Performing Arts Collection" was used to start the donation ceremony. Many guests attended to share the event and spoke about Lydia's life. When Joyce went on stage to make her speech, clips of her mother was broadcasting behind her, when Joyce saw those images she began tearing up. Afterwards, Joyce expressed that this exhibition went through a year of preparations, she was at the event and saw the clothes that her mother once wore, she felt very emotional. She said: "I was holding onto my mother's belongings and could not help but cry. (Did you invite your dad?) Yes, but he currently in Mainland filming." Also, today is Lydia's day for Chinese offerings. Joyce expressed that she would go Xinyi Fukuyama to honor her mother.

In Taiwan where Adam Cheng is currently filming for a new Taiwanese drama, he was asked about Lydia's exhibition. He expressed: "Back in the day when my mother passed away, I also had to film and was not able to rush back for her funeral. Is this really the time to compare the regretfulness?" He expressed that having entered the industry for so long, he already understands that many times he will have to do some sacrifices for work and has no choice but to give it up. This is inevitable to an artist.