(Observer Network News) According to the Shenzhen Radio, Film and Television Group Rong Media Center @ Zhi News, today (January 16), a Shenzhen citizen met Hong Kong entertainer Yuan Yongyi at a nucleic acid testing point in a community, she dressed modestly, wore a volunteer vest, helped maintain order at the testing point, and showed a two-dimensional code for residents to scan the code.
After this matter appeared at the top of the hot search on the 16th, many netizens praised its "positive energy" and said that "this is what it looks like to do public welfare."
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On the afternoon of January 15, the joint prevention and control mechanism of the State Council held a press conference, at which He Qinghua, a first-level inspector of the Disease Control Bureau of the National Health Commission, said that the newly added cases in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, were all found by centralized isolation personnel, and the risk of the epidemic was initially controlled.
According to the video released by the official Douyin account of @zhi news, on January 16, Yuan Yongyi appeared at a nucleic acid testing point in Yuehai Street, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, wearing a red vest of "Minghai Community Volunteer", wearing a ponytail, wearing a mask, with a serious expression, from time to time in the detection point shuttle, busy guiding residents, and taking out a two-dimensional code for residents to scan the code.
On the 16th, Miss Liu, a citizen of Shenzhen, told @ Zhi News that she went to the community to do nucleic acid at about 11:00 a.m. on the 16th, and saw a figure when queuing up, thinking that it was very similar to Yuan Yongyi, "I saw that she was maintaining the order of the team, and sometimes helped other community volunteers to guide the flow of people together, the most beautiful 'Hong Kong sister', all doing volunteer work around us, and she dressed very plainly today, such a star is really very grounded." ”
Some netizens revealed that when Yuan Yongyi was working, there was no propaganda shooting around the testing point, and only the neighborhood committee personnel said not to take a group photo, and quickly lined up to do nucleic acid.
Subsequently, many netizens posted photos of their encounters with Yuan Yongyi on social platforms.
On the afternoon of January 16, "netizens met Yuan Yongyi volunteering in Shenzhen" appeared on Weibo's hot search, and many netizens praised its "positive energy", and some residents of Nanshan District said, "This is not a show, not a variety show."
Born in Hong Kong, China, with her ancestral home in Dongguan, Guangdong Province, the 51-year-old Wong Wing Yee won the "Miss Hong Kong" pageant and the "Most Photogenic Miss Award" in 1990, thus entering the show business circle and being nicknamed "Pretty". She has participated in movies such as "New Love", "Golden Branches and Jade Leaves" and TV series such as "Mulan" and "Dragon Gate Dart Bureau".
In recent years, she and her husband, Zhang Zhilin, who is also a Hong Kong artist, have shifted the focus of their careers to the mainland, often joining hands to appear on variety shows. The couple has proudly declared themselves to be Chinese many times in public, and neither of them was absent at the party celebrating the 10th and 20th anniversaries of Hong Kong's return to the motherland.
Last month, some netizens found that Zhang Zhilin and Yuan Yongyi's 15-year-old son answered netizens' questions on Instagram: "Are you in China now?" (Are you in China now?) With a photo of Hong Kong, it's answered "No not right now." The matter subsequently sparked controversy.
On December 14, 2021, Yuan Yongyi posted on Weibo to explain her son's "misunderstanding caused by English gaffes", saying that they had discovered the problem in time and immediately corrected their son, which was caused by their parents' lax expression of regulating their children. She also said that the family loves the country and Hong Kong and supports "one China". Her husband, Zhang Zhilin, then praised the blog post.
In response to Yuan Yongyi's response, many mainland netizens expressed understanding, saying that from the past performance, her "family patriotism and love for Hong Kong" is not a false statement.
In fact, since the outbreak of the new crown epidemic, more than one Hong Kong artist has participated in volunteer work on the mainland.
On June 13, 2021, Hong Kong actor Mak Changqing, known as "Extraordinary Brother", volunteered at the COVID-19 vaccination site in the Shipai Street community in Guangzhou's Tianhe District. Wearing protective clothing and a face shield, he sweated through the crowd to provide guidance for everyone, checking the health codes and itinerary codes of the citizens one by one.
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