to spend more money of our rich.
THREE months after her no-show at a citizenship ceremony here
kicked up a storm, Chinese actress Gong Li showed up at one on
Saturday to collect her Singapore identity card.
The 43-year-old got her citizenship certificate from Member of
Parliament Lee Bee Wah at a ceremony held at the Teck Ghee
Community Club along with 149 other new citizens. She stood, with
her right fist on her chest, and recited the pledge.
The actress, who was born in east China's Shandong province, had
applied for Singapore citizenship earlier this year and was
supposed to collect her pink IC in August.
However, she was not in Singapore at the time as she was filming
a movie overseas, said her close Singaporean friend and celebrity
hairstylist David Gan.
She raised the ire of some Singaporeans over her no-show at the
ceremony in August, with some questioning whether she was showing
disrespect to her new country.
In 1996, she married Singaporean tobacco businessman Ooi Hoe
Seong, 57.
the influx started even before Singapore was independent. The
largest happened in 1949.
the ah peh in Peoples' Park are spending money on the women from
China, the not so old unker are likely to spend money on them after
they take part of their CPF money at 55.
who else are the rich one spending money on chinese
immigrants?
