In July this year, the "great beauty" Lin Qingxia lived in the "big beauty" Lin Qingxia, the market value of 1.1 billion Hong Kong dollars super mansion in the Flying Goose Mountain super mansion, burned for more than 8 hours, fortunately no casualties, Lin Qingxia afterwards reported safety and thanked all walks of life for their concern. She recently revealed in a column that after the fire, her first reaction was: "Whether the "Will Enter the Wine" hanging on the wall has not burned." She said that fortunately, her beloved calligraphy and painting "Will Enter the Wine" escaped the day, pointing out that the wall on the other side of the painting was not burned, but the other side was burned out, she said: "The fire did not spread to my room, the books, paintings, clothes are still there."
It turned out that the calligraphy and painting was from the former president of the University of Chinese in Hong Kong, Kim Yiu-kee, and Lin Qingxia said that she knew the calligraphy of the other party very well, and had asked to see and received this calligraphy painting many years ago. After the fire, Jin Yaoji knew that the calligraphy and painting were intact and quipped, "I know that Lin Qingxia is not invaded by water and fire, and Lin Qingxia is Lin Qingxia." Lin Qingxia laughed and said that it was caused by the other party's "divine skills", not to mention that the predecessor of the original mansion was the location of the movie "Laughing Pride Jianghu II Oriental Undefeated" 30 years ago: "This is the undefeated base camp of the East."
Lin Qingxia even said that she had a special love for Li Bai's poem "Will Enter the Wine", because after going to Paris in the 1980s to go crazy shopping, she felt both excited and guilty, and when she had dinner with the famous painter Fan Zeng that night, the other party comforted her with this poem: "Thousands of dollars are scattered and returned": "Make up your mind at the moment, go back to Hong Kong and earn back all the money you spent." As a result, I returned to Hong Kong to pick up a ribbon-cutting event, which earned more than twice as much as I spent. More than a thousand years ago, Li Bai really had foresight and insight into the world, so it is no wonder that the poems he wrote have endured for a long time."
