At an earlier Cartier watch exhibit, Andy Lau (劉德華) discussed his love for his family. While he spoke about how much he treasured the watch his father gave him, he also revealed that all his possessions would go to his daughter, Hanna Lau (劉向蕙) and charity. This is Cartier and Andy’s second collaboration. To celebrate the launch of the Tank MC line, Cartier revealed an exclusive 90-second short film starring Andy. At the event, Andy also presented the CEO of Cartier, Stanislas de Quercize, with his calligraphy. Andy said he has been a regular customer of Cartier, and that many of his past girlfriends wore Cartier. When Andy was asked about his watch collection, it brought back bad memories. “When my house was burglarized, I lost more than 40 watches. It was very heart-breaking!” While speaking about his love for watches, Andy revealed that his father has passed down a watch which the elderly Mr. Lau has worn for more than 60 years. Andy revealed, “A watch can stand the test of time. My father has given me the watch and I will most likely pass it down to my daughter. In addition, I will also leave my calligraphy to my daughter. Aside from charity, everything else will be left to my daughter.” Birthday Wish For his 52nd birthday celebration, he had a quiet celebration with his family. Although he did not list having a second child as his birthday wish, Andy said that preparing for his upcoming concert would not affect his baby-making plans. TVB’s Monopoly Recently, TVB has been criticized for its monopoly of the Hong Kong television industry. Andy felt that the Hong Kong market requires a new system, one which can be adopted from other countries, where the demarcation of the broadcasting and production is clear. Using Louis Koo (古天樂) as an example, Andy said in jest, “There are few contracted artists overseas. It’s time for Hong Kong to change, otherwise, there will be some artists who will always be laughed at for their bad Mandarin. I’m fine in this area. When I heard Louis speak Mandarin recently, it has improved. Now he sounds okay when interviewed.” Creds: Ming Pao
