The original report in the Singapore Daily News stated:
Joyce Tang was recently invited to be the brand ambassador for the Japanese NMN product "NeoYouth," and shot a series of print advertisements. Known for her focus on health, she is nicknamed the "Queen of Anti-Aging." Her role as Hung Sheung-sin in the popular sitcom "Come Home Love: Happy Delivery" has also resonated with audiences, with even the brand founder's children watching the show every night, thus leading to this collaboration.
Joyce Tang said, "I am truly grateful that I have been able to maintain a strong physique during this time, working non-stop every day, and even having the opportunity to shoot commercials! So everyone should maintain positive energy and a cheerful mood, and the pandemic will be over soon! We should be healthy and ready to embrace more work, and look forward to the prosperity of all industries." On the day of the commercial shoot, the brand founder's three children came to visit the set. They said they watch "Come Home Love: Happy Delivery" every night and even asked their idol for an autograph. The children's request was very funny; they asked for "Hung Sheung-sin" instead of "Joyce Tang," and Joyce was happy to fulfill the children's wishes.
With Mother's Day approaching, "son" Kalok Chow has been dutifully sending flowers to Ah Teng in recent years to express his feelings. Ah Teng laughed and said, "Kalok Chow sends a bouquet of flowers every year, but it's not thoughtful enough. Can he add a little something new? Kalok Chow cooks himself? I feel... I'd be in mortal danger! How about this, he pays for a meal, I'll be safer!"
Despite her previous skiing injury in Japan, the ever-busy Joyce Tang seems unaffected. Instead, she hopes to return to Japan for skiing once Hong Kong gradually reopens its borders, or perhaps explore tropical destinations like Bali or Thailand for water sports. She says, "I think I should be able to go out and have some fun soon! But whether I can travel or not, having work is already a great joy!"
