Emperor Chen Hao made public the financial power of his family and did not plan to go abroad to live a retired life

The birth of a prefix

2024-06-08 18:36Posted in Sichuan entertainment creators

Chen Hao, the 53-year-old TV emperor, has been busy filming dramas recently, and just participated in the finale banquet of TVB's new drama "Law Enforcers" on the 3rd of this month.

Chen Hao attended the event today (8th), he said that in the bad economic environment, there is still a job is a gift, and he also cherishes every job opportunity.

He pointed out that in addition to saving money, he also needs to know how to invest, and was asked if the biggest investment is the three children? Chen Hao pointed out that children are an investment in life, and they enjoy it every day.

"I often don't feel like I have enough time to tell them how much you love him," Chen said. ”

Ask him if he doesn't expect anything in return for raising children? Chen Hao replied: "Of course. "Raising them can be painful and joyful, but I love children so much that I cherish the time I spend with them.

Chen Hao also pointed out that he is responsible for managing a lot of money at home, and as for the expenses in the family, his wife Chen Yinyu will handle it: "The cooperation is seamless, I have always done business, and some large amounts are at my discretion." ”

As for buying property in foreign countries, Chen Hao pointed out that the most important thing is that he has friends who know him locally, and he also has friends who have invested in Japan, and he knows that the return is also good.

Nowadays, many Hong Kong artists will move abroad to spend their old age, and Chen Yinyu herself is a Canadian-Chinese, and asked Chen Hao if he plans to go to Australia or Canada with his wife to retire?

He said: "You don't have to invest in foreign countries, Hong Kong has to invest, the most important thing is that these accounts can be settled." ”

As for whether the children will be allowed to study abroad in the future? Chen Hao pointed out that they are still young now, and they will see what kind of development they are suitable for when they grow up, and frankly said that the pressure on Hong Kong's educational environment is indeed greater than that of foreign countries, and he understands that many "tiger mothers" are actually forced out.

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