@rika yeah, it was a rhetorical question. I wanted to say that it shouldn't be this way.

@mi520 Because of centuries of indoctrination of caste-based society, duty, obedience and conformity. All these expectations set in stone what standard operating behavior "filial piety" should be.

@rika Yes, I skimmed it but honestly if she responded with more sympathy it would not be as bad. Her response put the nail on the coffin.

@rika Yes but even if so, her response to his passing was what blew her image down the drain. I am sure many understand that it is not truly all her fault but the way she responded did the deal. Now if she responded with more sympathy then it would not be so bad.

@hetieshou Contributing factor or not is purely subjective but I would say they are at least successful in getting their goals of making her take the blame.

@hetieshou Because if you read the suicide note his sister published, almost all the contents are about him blaming her. Also, it's obvious his sister intentionally wants to destroy her career by revealing the suicide note. (https://hk.appledaily.com/entertainment/20201203/BJKNNYQ2ZNDZTDJAXG3BBL6Y5I/) While I am neither defending nor attacking Jessica Liu but what if she was truly innocent and did not commit any affair? Would it have been fair for her potential career or future to be destroyed simply because one party feels that she is responsible for his happiness?

@rika I wonder why everyone is automatically thinking he took his life just to destroy her career? I am sure he had way more issues and problems on his mind than that.

@funnlim If this guy purposely killed himself just to destroy her career, then it really speaks volumes what kind of toxic relationship they had and why she had that kind of response.

@shorts Because it is so much easier blaming someone else or the world than taking responsibility and accountability over oneself.

@anon Didn't miss the point. Was supplementing it.

@rika You're missing the point.

@seriously Even if it's an Oscar, if one is not getting offers, has a family to feed and (probably) needs medical treatment, I don't see anything wrong with resorting to livestream selling for money. It is still a legitimate job and he ain't doing anything illegal here.

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@mike Her dad seems to have forgotten that he is an actor by profession after all. Hahaha.

@sherla1019 Actually, name change is not even part of feng shui. Real feng shui is all about the external environment (i.e. mountains, water bodies, wind etc.). However those shaddy geomancy masters categorized this name change practice under "feng shui" to scam stupid customers into thinking that changing names can help change their lives. It's just snake oil and placebo effect. To be honest, if these 2 are so dumb to assume that changing names can bring them fortune, they can forget it.

@rika Totally agree and the media sure has lots of power. Plus, the background of the other Karina was poor while this current one is more well off. Therefore, we all get that impression. This one is older too while the other was younger.

@rika Yes, you're right. It is more about money and her only celebrity status is being married to one.

@potatochip It has less to do with her being a celebrity than the fact she married into a rich and prominent family. More money means more resources to help her with the baby.

@hetieshou Fans only get to know Karina gen. 1 (lol!) from tabloids and the media kept portraying her as some kind of gold digger. Whether she is genuinely a gold digger or not, only RL and she herself knows.

"As the only son of Lam Wah Kwok (林華國)..." Raymond is the eldest son but not the only son. His younger brother is taking over the family business.