In 1995, the Asian sister Li Shuxian was shocked yesterday (26th) to burn charcoal in her apartment in North Point and died at the age of 46. Lai Shuxian married Lu Huiguang Fengzi in 1998, and the two had two sons, but they divorced in 2006.
Lai remarried beauty doctor Hui Chi-ching in 2007 and gave birth to two more in 2007 and 2012. Lai's husband Xu Zhizheng has been involved in professional immorality twice in the past and was sentenced to suspension of trading.
Xie Tianhua's brother was also involved in advertising
Although 46-year-old Li Shuxian is the mother of four sons, she has always been well-maintained, and in 2016, she revealed in an interview that she had Botox and thread lifting, and at that time she laughed that her doctor's husband did not allow her to augment. However, it turned out that Xu Zhizheng had been accused of professional immorality, and in 2006, Xu Zhizheng and Xie Tianhua's brother Xie Zihua, as well as three other doctors, were suspected of selling advertisements. In the end, Hui Chi-ching was found guilty of professional misconduct by the Medical Council, which also reprimanded him, while Tse Tsien-wah's brother was issued a warning letter and gazetted.
At that time, the court heard that the beauty centre published an advertisement for "fast-acting laser toner for pore removal" in a magazine with a coupon attached to the advertisement, and a personal photo of Hui Chi-ching was even published in the advertisement. However, Hui Zhizheng said at the time that he had asked the reporter concerned to give him the content he had written before publication, but he did not receive it in the end, and the director of the beauty centre, Choi Tat-fai, said at the hearing that he had not been aware of the advertisement, and that the marketing manager of the beauty centre was all responsible for it, and that they had never paid for the advertisement.
Xu Zhizheng claimed to be a specialist in an accident in 2009
Subsequently, in 2011, Hui was again suspended for two months, suspended for two years, for violating the Code of Conduct for non-specialist doctors not to mislead the public into having professional qualifications in an interview with a magazine in 2009 as a "dermatologist".
In one of the reports published in a magazine published in May 2009, Hui Zhizheng introduced new beauty products and wrote "dermatologist" as a "dermatologist", although Hui was not registered as a dermatologist. By April 2011, Hui had pleaded guilty to the charges at the hearing, and the Medical Council found that Hui's conduct was professional misconduct and sentenced him to a two-month suspension of trading with a two-year suspended sentence.