On September 20, Liu Dan, an old Hong Kong drama bone, participated in the recording of the program and revealed the recent situation of his granddaughter XiaoNuomi in an interview.
Liu Dan wore a casual jacket with jeans and dressed very young. He had few wrinkles on his face and looked very energetic, and he hadn't seen old age for so many years. Liu Dan was full of smiles, very happy holding the lantern, and looked in a good mood, a bit of an old naughty boy's posture.
The host asked about the recent situation of the 7-year-old xiao sticky rice, and Liu Dan said that he would also start work on the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, so it was grandma who accompanied her through the Mid-Autumn Festival and arranged a lot of programs. He also mentioned that xiao sticky rice made a lot of friends after entering the primary school, and a few days ago, he also made an appointment with his classmates to play with lanterns, and he liked the traditional festival of mid-autumn.
Liu Kaiwei is still busy with work in the mainland and has no chance to return to Hong Kong to accompany his daughter. However, Liu Dan said that his son would make video calls to his granddaughter every day, so the father and daughter had a very close relationship.
Previously, Liu Dan revealed in an interview that Yang Mi had not met his daughter for more than a year due to the epidemic. This mid-autumn festival, Yang Mi still has no plans to go to Hong Kong, and is still busy with work in the mainland, so he must miss his daughter very much in his heart.
Yang Mi and Liu Kaiwei, who is 12 years older, had a marriage, and the two had an affair due to drama during the filming of the TV series, and after marriage, they gave birth to a daughter named XiaoNuomi. Since birth, XiaoNuomi has lived with her grandparents in Hong Kong, and after her parents divorced, she was also raised by Liu Kaiwei and rarely returned to the mainland to visit her relatives.
Nowadays, the epidemic control in Hong Kong is still very strict, and Yang Mi and Liu Kaiwei are busy with their performing arts work, and it is understandable that they cannot return to Hong Kong frequently. I hope that they can all harvest more career achievements, start a happy new life, and wish the small glutinous rice a healthy and happy growth.
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