Park Shu-fang debunks rumors of divorce
Recently, it was rumored that Park Shu was divorced and had a connection with a female star. Soon Park Shu's side denied it, there was no divorce, everything was fine. Some "insiders" broke the news that the two had separated last year, and Park Shu also vaguely mentioned the marriage crisis of the two in the program, and some media asked Park Shu staff, and the other party directly refuted the rumors: "No such thing, no divorce." ”
As for Park Shu, for the children after the 90s, they have more or less heard his songs. Park Shu's songs are always full of faint sadness, such as "Birch Forest" and "Those Flowers", this kind of sad song is actually not particularly popular among the general public, especially for the younger generation.
Park Shu marries his wife
On January 5, 2005, Wu Daining and singer Park Shuhe held a wedding in Beijing. In Xiao Min's eyes, Park Shu's talent and freedom, Park Shu's dedication to music, Park Shu's understanding of her... It made her feel that the person who knew her best in her life was the prince who made her worship and brought her pride. Therefore, Park Shu's good feelings for Xiao Min and Xiao Min's recognition of Park Shu's musical ideals made the two quickly spark.
Park Shu chose to be a Dink group, when it comes to 13 years of not having children, Park Shu also responded, Park Shu said, there is no ability to cultivate a child into a good person, life is particularly bitter, children suffer I can't bear it. Park Shu's idea has also been dissatisfied by many netizens, believing that Park Shu is a serious inferiority complex and autism will think of not having children and escaping from reality.
Park Shu's view of marriage is exactly his attitude towards marriage, perhaps he is right to say that "marriage is to deviate from love", but in a sense that marriage is not only love, but also responsibility.
Park Shu's wife information
Wu Daining
Wu Daining, born in Shanghai on December 27, Chinese mainland actress, graduated from the Acting Department of Shanghai Theater Academy.
In 1998, he starred in his first TV series "Shanghai Love" and began his acting career. In 2005, he was well known to the audience for playing Lei Lei in "The Next Stop is Happiness"; in July of the same year, he starred in the spy drama "So Many Petite". In 2008, he starred in the historical anti-war drama "West Yunnan 1944". In 2009, he starred in the military inspirational drama "This Life Owes You a Hug". In 2010, he co-starred with Wu Jian in the inspirational idol drama "The Beautiful Season of Blossoming". In 2011, he starred in the era family drama "Brother Sea". In 2012, he starred in the anti-Japanese legendary drama "Operation Sharp Arrow". In 2014, he starred in the anti-war drama "One Man War". In January 2015, he starred in the urban light comedy "Our Family's Micro Happy Life".