HONG Kong superstar Andy Lau cried at his birthday party celebrations last Tuesday and Wednesday night, reported Nanyang Siang Pau. His birthday was on Sunday.
Lau, whose marriage to Malaysian Carol Chu was exposed by the media recently, posted an article on his official website, thanking God for blessing him and expressing appreciation to his loyal fans.
Lau said his 48th birthday was full of grace and that he was touched by fans who had showered him with presents.
It has been a tumultuous couple of months for Lau.
First, Chu’s father passed away, then the couple’s marriage registration in Las Vegas was discovered.
He received flak for lying about his marriage. On Sunday afternoon, a van delivered a birthday cake to Lau’s home in Hong Kong.
Two female fans also went there to take photos.
> Two Chinese businessmen donated money to construct a huge Hindu temple at Section 7, Shah Alam, China Press reported.
The businessmen, one from Kuala Lumpur and another from Shah Alam, said they lent a hand as “we are living in a multi-racial country.”
Located near Sungai Rasah plaza toll, the RM5mil Sri Mahama-riamman Hindu temple will comprise five blocks of buildings and is expected to be completed in three years.
Once completed, it would be the largest Hindu temple after the one in Batu Caves.
The ground-breaking ceremony was held on Tuesday with a big group of devotees turning up.
There was also a lion dance performance.
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