Why is 65-year-old Brigitte Lin proactively kissing a young handsome man and being ridiculed for being "old at heart"?

An explosive news came in the morning: "Brigitte Lin kissed a burly man." What's wrong? ? Because I haven’t been here for a long time. Brigitte Lin was caught by the media while shopping with her best friend in Hong Kong. At first, Brigitte Lin and her best friend stood at the counter buying things. At this time, a tall man in a white shirt came in from the front door. He walked in from the back door.

So what? Lin Qingxia stood on tiptoes, kissed the handsome guy, and hugged his cheeks with her hands. This time the attitude of the Hong Kong media is very strict. There are pictures and short videos that cannot be said without the real hammer. But is this the qualification of the old goddess being disqualified? After getting married in 1994, Brigitte Lin gradually faded out of the entertainment industry. On March 5 this year, at the premiere of the movie "Rolling World" starring him and Maggie Cheung in Taipei, Brigitte Lin rarely appeared in public. She also responded to the online news that she divorced her husband and received 2 billion yuan in alimony, as well as the online news that she and her old love Qin Han registered for marriage.

In response, the goddess said: "I think this is so funny. No one should take it seriously. It's so ridiculous. So what happened this time was it a polite kiss between friends, or was it a familiar young generation?" I don’t know what the joke is, and I dare not ask if it is really a normal relationship between friends. It is best to suggest Brigitte Lin come out to clarify it as soon as possible. If not, it is even more necessary to give the public a clear explanation as soon as possible.

But what I really want is It’s about: Should a goddess be scolded when she gets old? In the comments, there is no lack of ugly sarcasm. The most common one is “Haha, people are not old.” There is also a long list of insults, starting from the three words of the old lady. These people spread them on the Internet. What I want to say is that even if there is a story, no bystander is qualified to judge the emotional issue. What's more, the facts are not clear.