Csillam's son told Fortune.

Anita Yuen clarified overnight that the controversy caused by his son's gaffe was about his patriotic education.

Pastime, son of Anita Yuen and Csillam, was born in Hongkong, China in 2006, aged 202 1 hour 15. Perhaps it's because Anita Yuen and Csillam are both recording programs in Chinese mainland, and the magical teenagers are left unattended at home, and the online dynamics are frequent.

On the evening of 65438+February 65438+March, Pastime initiated you to ask me questions on his social platform, and asked netizens to ask him questions. Then he chose some questions to answer. Some netizens asked? Are you in China now? ? Magic boy chose this question and uploaded a picture of Hong Kong, but the answer is true? No, not now? . The netizens I saw at that time were very surprised.

Although Hong Kong is a special administrative region, it also belongs to China. In Hong Kong, it means China, even though many Hong Kong people call the mainland? Mainland? What's the name of Hong Kong? Hong kong? It cannot be concealed that Hong Kong is the territory of China. Pastime's answer made netizens hate it beyond comprehension.

Anita Yuen learned this news quickly, and posted in the early morning of February 14 1 that they found Zhang Mutong's mistake on the social platform, corrected it immediately, and repeatedly emphasized the correct words, so don't make such mistakes again. He also said that his family loves Hongkong and China, and there is no doubt that they support a China. Thanks to the tolerance of netizens.

In fact, netizens still can't understand that a child of 15 years old would make such an expression mistake, but they think it may be the influence of the education and environment that the magical teenager received in Hong Kong. Anita Yuen reacted quickly and corrected the magical teenager. Moreover, Anita Yuen and Csillam have always maintained a China attitude in public and private many times before. Netizens also hope that the couple can communicate with Pastime more in this important position, but they have not.

However, I want to reiterate that although Hong Kong has adopted the principle of "one country, two systems", the prerequisite is one China.