Bosco Wong Complains About Not Being as Lucky in Love as His Partner in New Series, Ron Ng Thinks That Having Many Females Damages His Image

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Bosco Wong and Ron Ng appeared today to promote the new series "Flying Tiger 3". The two brothers are collaborating for the third time. Bosco complained about Virginia Lok favouring Ron again, arranging two partners for him, while he only had Jeannie Chan. Ron has romantic storylines with Sisley Choi and Elaine Yiu, laughingly saying that this arrangement really affects his image. Speaking about filming another sequel, the two said that it is difficult to surpass this time because there were too many big scenes; however, having to work under the pandemic this time, there were actually many arrangements that were not realized. Bosco said, "It was originally discussed that [we] would be going to Malaysia for location filming. There were a lot of arrangements. Hope that, if there is a fourth installment, that they can be used". Ron was also in agreement, hoping to bring freshness to everyone. Mentioning that the producer, Virginia, hopes for the fourth installment to meet with everyone at the end of next year, the two both expressed that they did not know about it. Asked if the two brothers were not included, Ron laughingly said, "Well, it could also be so. It is a great suggestion because having one Michael Miu can also hold the fort. Can have him shoot a prequel first. Believe that it would be great to watch".

Mentioning the matter of [his] recent eye injury, Bosco said that his eyes were sore, swollen, and watery that day. [During] the pandemic and it being a Sunday, [he] was fortunate to have found a doctor, discovering that it was an eyelid cyst. After taking medicine, the swelling already disappeared, and there was no need for surgery. Asking how they spent the Lunar New Year, the two expressed that they stayed at home. Ron said that many of his relatives and friends have already immigrated, so there were only two or three days when someone came pay a New Year visit. Asked whether he had been urged to marry, he said that [they] would not take about these things; his family would let him run his own course.

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