Both Xu Yuanyuan and Xu Ruolan can make headlines for being expelled from Hong Kong, and certainly the journalists would focus on interviewing Lu Qingqing? Especially when she personally responded to Xu Yuanyuan and her mother's departure from Hong Kong.
Her demeanor was poised and graceful, without any denial.
The citizens of Hong Kong were extremely interested in this matter.
As for Lu Qingqing's warning to certain women, opinions naturally varied.
Hong Kong is a very peculiar society. On one hand, due to its long colonial history, relationships between men and women are unusually open. Many citizens remain unmarried well into their thirties, forties, and fifties. Fu Yisheng was considered to have married early. On the other hand, Hong Kong also remains quite feudal; practices like polygamy, gender preference, and superstition have not disappeared despite the laws abolishing issues related to concubinage.
