Zhu Huimin and cardiologist Jason Chen, buried a skylight in a hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui the day before yesterday, and officially became a couple. Wang Xianzhi (Vinci), regarded by Zhu Huimin as his brother, also attended the ceremony that day. At the wedding, he shared his feelings about the bride and witnessed her ups and downs in her life in the past few years.
Vinci admitted that he had brought the two together and traveled to Tibet with a group of friends, which was a good thing. Vinci, who has always been emotional, was moved by the scene with wet eyes: “I think it’s rare to find the right person, so don’t drag. Even if you are affected by the epidemic, you can overcome all difficulties and wear a mask to complete the wedding. Only 20 people can be invited on that day, including The closest relatives and friends of both parties attended. The bride held Bob (Lin Shengbin)’s hand and entered the venue. Seeing her eyes wet, I recalled my wedding, and I couldn’t help but feel wet eyes.”
He described the wedding process as simple and touching. The newlyweds gave thanks respectively at the wedding and introduced the relationship with each guest. He felt that he respected every guest.
Vinci explained that the other half of Kevin could not return to Hong Kong to witness while in Macau, but they gave a pair of precious crystal glasses to the bride and groom as a gift. It was an unexpected surprise that he burst out that Zhu Huimin was pouring tea: “I just thought that I was asked to come up to the stage to give a congratulatory speech. It turned out to be pouring tea. What a pleasant surprise! Also, the bride thanked Jason’s parents for calling Auntie and Uncle. Grandma.” Vinci said that if the wedding drink was added later, as long as the couple requested, he would definitely agree to be the master of ceremonies with Bob.
(Instant entertainment)
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