Nick Cheung exposes that Anita Yuen is bad tempered

After being in a film together years ago, Anita Yuen and Nick Cheung became friends. In the recent years them and their families were often photographed meeting up together. Yesterday the two attended the event for skincare brand LANCOME, their chats created laughter among the audience. Being regarded as a "mean woman", not only was Anita not upset, but she laughed and agreed with Nick's comment: "It's not a bad thing being mean, at least you can scare away those who have no manners or someone who wants to borrow money from you. (You're mean to your husband Chilam Cheung too?) My husband has his own principles, sometimes he can really insist on his views, so I would change into a more pleasant tone to talk to him, it works most of the time."

When asked if she succeeded in pushing away the "flying grasshoppers" surrounding her husband? Anita frankly said: "If there was a problem, I would just make arrangements for a quiet environment for him to think clearly on the current situation and what he wants, always using hands and feet, it will get exhausting for myself." It was said that when she's with her husband, she becomes a little bird, Anita said: "Well when you love someone, of course you have to cherish him!" Looks like she just expressed her love and commitment to him.

When speaking of Anita, Nick laughed: "She has a really straightforward personality. Saying it in a rude way, she is pretty bad tempered and has bad behavior ("chau dong")." As Anita teased him saying that he is trapped in between his wife and daughter, he frankly said that the women around him are all "mean women". Asked if he plans to have a boy to help him out, Nick did not dare to answer: "Although this is a good idea, but I'm always not at home, he could easily become an 'undercover'!" Although he does feel his wife Esther Kwan has a strong personality, but Nick still has no regret on his decision in the past: "If I found someone who is like a little bird, a generous kind girl, I may not want that. The most important communication in relationships is respect."

Source: Oriental Daily
Translated by: aZnangel @ AsianEU