Cecilia Cheung writes diary to educate son on her misdoings Edison Chen's well-wishes sounded like hypocrisy to Cecilia Cheung and sparked anger in the female entertainer who had taken a low profile for the past one year after the outburst of the sex photo scandal. On her first interview after the scandal, she said she has taken to writing one diary entry a day to record all her misdoings and plans to give it to her son, Lucas, when he turns 18. After her nude photos were disseminated, she was on the verge of a nervous breakdown. What worried her most then was her son who was just seven to eight months old. She was afraid her past actions may affect her son's future; so she planned to give the diary to her son when he is grown. "I believe he will be very understanding by the time he is 18 years old," Cheung said. Cheung's manager said her emotions were not affected after the interview with I-cable Entertainment. Her manager also clarified that Cheung took on the interview to speak her mind and does not represent any intentions of a comeback. There are also no plans in the pipeline; however she will still be working on assignments to fulfill the old contract terms. Cheung will be traveling to China for a commercial shoot this week. According to sources, Cheung has earlier on contacted the lady boss of her former artiste management company and director Yee Tung-Shing to express wishes to make movies again. According to Henry Fong, Yee's hired producer, "Cecilia has been in touch with Yee Tung-Shing on the phone. She said her son has grown and she can now resume work. She was checking if there are opportunities to work together." Yee has also expressed wish to cast Cheung in his new movie "Death Duel" which will begin filming this year end or early next year; the male lead will most likely be Louis Koo.
