Hong Kong star Aaron Kwok draws huge crowd at Chinese Grand Prix
The Straits Times
Other top Asian celebrities spotted at the event included Jimmy Lin, Yu Shi and Jung Hae-in. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Formula One Chinese Grand Prix over the weekend – which concluded on March 15 – reportedly drew more than 230,000 fans over three days. But it was not just the high-speed racing that thrilled attendees.
Several top Asian celebrities were spotted at the event in Shanghai, including Hong Kong singer-actor Aaron Kwok, Taiwanese singer-actor Jimmy Lin, Chinese singer-actor Yu Shi and South Korean actor Jung Hae-in. American actor Daniel Wu made an appearance as a guest.
According to reports, Kwok, 60, was mobbed by excited fans eager to catch a glimpse of the Heavenly King. Despite the frenzy, the singer-actor – clearly used to the attention – remained calm and composed.
The stars also took the opportunity to snap photos together, delighting fans.
One moment that drew attention was when Kwok and Lin posed side by side, as both are well-known racing enthusiasts who participate in car racing.
Kwok reportedly had a chance to chat with Chinese Formula One driver Zhou Guanyu. THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK
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