Do you know? The three generations of marriage of the Hong Kong wealthy Huo family have completely different styles and stories. Among them, the most enviable is the couple of Fok Qigang and Guo Jingjing, who maintain ordinariness and freedom in wealthy families, respect and accommodate each other, and have become models for Hong Kong society. Their stories, you must hear!
The difference in marriage between three generations of the Huo family
The Fok family is a famous wealthy family in Hong Kong, and the three generations of Fok Yingdong, Fok Zhenting and Fok Qigang are important figures in the business and sports worlds. Their marriage has also attracted the attention and discussion of society.
The marriage of Fok Yingdong and Li Jinying is a typical traditional wealthy marriage. Lee Kam Ying is Fok Ying Tung's second wife, she comes from a wealthy Macau merchant family, and she is a family of doors. She was loyal to her husband all her life, guarded the family in obscurity, and gave birth to four sons for Fok Yingdong. Not only does she have to put up with the fact that her husband has other lovers and illegitimate children, but she also has to abide by strict house rules, not to go in and out of social situations at will, and can only be a good wife and mother at home.
The marriage of Huo Zhenting and Zhu Lingling is a wealthy marriage full of controversy and contradictions. Zhu Lingling, the first Hong Kong sister champion in Hong Kong, was young and beautiful, fell in love with Fok Zhenting at first sight, and the two held a grand wedding in 1981. However, after marriage, their relationship gradually drifted apart. Zhu Lingling has a lively and cheerful personality, likes to explore new things, but is bound by the Huo family style and cannot freely develop her interests and career. Huo Zhenting, on the other hand, was busy with work and entertainment, rarely had time to spend with his wife and children, and also had an affair with other women. The two often quarreled because of incompatible values and lifestyles, and finally divorced in 2008.
Huo Qigang: How Guo Jingjing maintains happiness
In contrast, the marriage of Huo Qigang and Guo Jingjing is very unusual. Guo Jingjing, the Olympic champion of the Chinese diving team, met Huo Qigang at the 2004 Athens Olympics. After eight years of love, the two married in 2012. They maintain an ordinary and free lifestyle in a wealthy family, respecting and accommodating each other's wishes and choices.
They moved out of the Huo family's mansion, lived separately from their parents, and bought a villa in Hong Kong as their own den. This can not only avoid conflicts and interference with the elders, but also increase the intimacy and independence between the two. Instead of relying on babysitters and drivers, they take care of their own lives, going to the supermarket to buy groceries, going to the roadside stalls to eat, and going for a walk in the park like a normal couple. They will not be estranged because of their different identities, but will support and encourage each other to face the challenges and difficulties in life together.
They both gave each other's cause full understanding and respect. After retiring, Guo Jingjing did not enter the entertainment industry or business world like other Olympic champions, but chose to do public welfare. She set up her own charitable foundation, provided educational and medical assistance to children in poor areas, and was also involved in environmental protection and animal protection activities. Huo Qigang is very supportive of this, not only often accompanying her to participate in various public welfare activities, but also donating and sponsoring her foundation. Guo Jingjing also supports Huo Qigang's career, she will not interfere with his work and entertainment, nor will she become greedy and vain because of his wealth, but will share the pressure and troubles for him, and give him warmth and comfort.
They are very important and responsible for their families. They have two sons and a daughter, and they take care of the children themselves so that they do not come into contact with the life of wealthy families too early. They want their children to grow up healthy and happy, with their own dreams and pursuits. They also often take their children on trips or participate in parent-child activities to enhance family affection and communication. They also return to the Huo family mansion regularly to reunite with their parents and siblings to express their filial piety and concern for their elders.