Are you yearning for Jordan Chan and Cai'er Ying's "you're crying, he's laughing" style of love?

I think this kind of love is still worth yearning for.

Cherrie Ying was born in Taipei, Taiwan on June 20, 1983. She immigrated to New York, the United States in 1988. She is an overseas Chinese in the United States and an actress in Hong Kong, China. In 2011, she won the Huading Award for Best Comedy Actress for playing the two roles of "Guan Qingyue" and "Guan Qingshan" in the movie "The House".

Chan Xiaochun, whose real name is Chen Xiaozhen, is a Hakka. He was born on July 8, 1967 in Shatian Village, Tamsui Town, Huiyang District, Huizhou City, Guangdong Province. He is a male singer and actor from Hong Kong, China. In 1985, he joined the TVB Dance Artist Training Class and eventually won the Best Supporting Actor Award for "Nine to Five". Since 1996, he has participated in the "Young and Dangerous" series directed by Liu Weiqiang, and attracted attention for his role as Pheasant in the film. ?

In 2010, he registered his marriage with Ying Caier in Las Vegas.

The love between Jordan Chan and Cai'er Ying is probably a typical happiness of one thing falling for another. The hot-tempered Jordan Chan met the even hotter-tempered Cai'er Ying, and a different chemical reaction occurred, which is love. After seeing such a scene, netizens left messages one after another: "To put it bluntly, if you look like you, if you go to a beauty pageant, the most you can do is win a championship." Not only that, some netizens also shouted: "Sister Cai'er, la la la. , happiness, how about having a baby girl?"

I still remember that at the Young and Dangerous "Years of Friendship" concert, the iceberg-faced Chen Xiaochun was singing "Dependent on each other" and saw his wife gesticulating in the audience. Even with his funny moves, he couldn't help but break his skills in one second and smile indulgently.

I don’t know how many viewers cried with this sweet scene. It turns out that the best love is “you are making trouble while he is laughing.”

I have watched this episode of Jordan Chan’s “Depends on each other” for a long time. It's so sweet and warm that I never get tired of it. I really like the love between Jordan Chan and Cai'er Ying. You are making trouble and he is laughing. That sweet interaction made all the buddies on the stage laugh. Isn't love just a little bit of admiration? Do you love it?

Do you like this kind of love? Everyone is welcome to interact and comment.