Aaron Kwok's current focus is on movies. When the wind of cooperation with Tony Leung Chiu Wai resurfaced, there was also "Anti-drug III" which cooperated with Louis Koo and Liu Qingyun, all of which were waiting to be released.

In addition to these three films, Aaron Kwok has many other works, such as Internet disconnection and temporary robbery, which are expected to be made into movies.

First, what is this?

Just recently, Aaron Kwok shared a photo of him as a calligraphy teacher in Baoliangju Kindergarten in Weibo. In the photo, Aaron Kwok is wearing a blue POLO shirt and holding a brush in his right hand, teaching a child wearing a pink coat to write calligraphy. Aaron Kwok writes beautifully, but I didn't expect Aaron Kwok to learn calligraphy besides being a dancer. He wrote four words on the paper, namely, keeping and being kind, and auctioned this calligraphy work. This is not the first time that Aaron Kwok has engaged in charity activities. Since 1997, I have been the ambassador of the eternal star of Baoliang Bureau, and I will do some public welfare activities whenever I have the opportunity.

Secondly, Aaron Kwok has recently drastically reduced production.

Aaron Kwok is a star who transcends the development of movies, TV and songs. Over the years, he has also been called a model worker. As long as he doesn't make movies, he is giving a concert. But in recent years, he has slowed down and only has one or two movies a year. He really loves Hong Kong movies and hasn't held a concert for a long time. Because he had a child in the last two years, and because of the epidemic, he couldn't travel to and from the mainland and Hong Kong casually, so he spent more time at home.

Third, my views on this matter.

Although the decline of Hong Kong films is an acknowledged fact, the leading actors of these Hong Kong films have achieved success, so they will take the initiative to reduce their salaries to support some new directors to produce better works. For example, Louis Koo set up his own film production company to contribute to Hong Kong films, while Aaron Kwok often cooperates with local directors in Hong Kong. He likes to cooperate with the new director. He believes that Hong Kong films must rely on new people to develop, even if his salary is lower.