Hong Kong star Lin Jiahua has returned to Canada to settle down and enjoy life after his contract with TVB expired in 2019, but he has never stopped talking about his addiction to drama, and he took over the filming of the Shaw Brothers web drama "The Enforcers" earlier, and filmed Hong Kong dramas after four years. The day before yesterday (2nd) was Lin Jiahua's 67th birthday, and it was rare that he was not announced, so he could celebrate with his family.
Lin Jiahua shared a few photos of dinner and celebration with his wife Liu Baozhen and the three sisters the day before yesterday, and wrote: "Niu Yi has no crew notice, just resting, plus my wife and three sisters celebrate my birthday, thank you more for arranging birthday dinner and birthday cake for the three sisters, Happy Birthday." As you can see in the photo, although Lin Jiahua is full of gray hair and works day and night, he is still in very good condition, his face is ruddy and smiling, the three of them eat and drink red wine, and their appetite is quite good!
Lin Jiahua spent nearly 10 million yuan to buy a lakeside holiday house
Earlier, Lin Jiahua returned to Hong Kong to catch up with Wu Yijiang, Shi Xiu, and Yuan Biao, but because of his gray hair, he was innocently rumored that his marriage, health and finances were in crisis, so his face was haggard, and he was accused of being extremely thin.
In an interview with Sing Tao Global Network earlier, Lam Ka-wah clarified that not only is there no crisis, but he also lives comfortably in Canada because of his good investment, going out to sea to fish, planting and building Chinese-style bonsai, and playing around with his wife Liu Baozhen.
It is rumored on the Internet that after Lin Jiahua immigrated to the local area, he wanted to live in the 3rd and 4th tier communities of Toronto due to financial constraints, and his 33-year-old only son Lin Zhengfeng wanted to set up a stall to sell clothes on the street.
Lin Jiahua, who immigrated to Toronto, Canada with his family in 1988, pointed out that Unionville, which chose to pay the most taxes and live in Toronto with the largest number of professionals, has now appreciated three times due to its good investment. My son previously opened a Pop Up Store in Ossington, Canada's trendy district, which attracted a lot of hipsters with spending power, and it was by no means a roadside stall as rumored.
Although he is not worried about life, Lin Jiahua has a passion for acting career, so he will continue to film, he went to the UK to make movies earlier, and before that, he went to Shanghai to shoot a one-day scene with Nicholas Tse. As for returning to Hong Kong to film "The Enforcers" to play the villain this time, Lin Jiahua explained that it was personally invited by Le Yiling, saying that this role would not disappoint him, so he was moved to return to Hong Kong to perform.