HONG KONG — Singers Siumaan Wong and Josh Feng addressed the media at a joint credit card campaign press conference on Thursday, with Wong publicly confirming her relationship with campus heartthrob Stone Lam and Feng unveiling details of a prized collectible unearthed during a recent work trip to Paris.
Confirming the Romance: Siumaan Wong on Love and Privacy
Wong did not shy away from the topic dominating public speculation since she and Lam were spotted together at a recent local concert. “Yes, we are dating,” she confirmed directly, before appealing for discretion. “I hope to handle this matter in a low-key manner. I ask the public to give us space. My priority remains my work.”
The singer also shared a whimsical anecdote about a parrot that flew into her brother-in-law’s home. After identifying the species online as a “Lovebird,” reporters quickly pressed Wong on whether the feathered visitor signified good fortune in her own love life. She demurred with a laugh. “I don’t know about that. I’m just putting out a call for the owner. If no one comes forward, I’ll adopt it myself.”
Wong emphasized that her management agency imposes no restrictions on artists dating. “If we happen to be spotted out, I am perfectly happy for people to take photos,” she said, striking a pragmatic balance between her public career and personal boundaries.
A Lucky Find: Josh Feng’s Priceless NBA Gold Card
Josh Feng shifted the conversation to his deep passion for collecting basketball cards. During an overseas assignment in Paris, Feng purchased a blind box at a local store. Astonishingly, the pack contained a heavily coveted, signed gold card of a legendary NBA star.
“This card is a limited edition of just 50 copies worldwide. The estimated resale value could reach five figures,” Feng revealed. Despite its substantial market price, he insists the item’s worth is deeply sentimental. “It is my most prized possession—not for any investment potential, but for the happy memory it brings. I would never part with it.”
Awareness Over Safety: Feng on the Paris Incident
Feng was also asked about the recent robbery targeting veteran actress Kara Wai’s staff in Paris, where thieves smashed a car window to steal a handbag. “I heard about what happened. I was very lucky,” Feng said. He noted that his own accommodation was in a safe district and that he avoided going out at night during his stay, a precaution that spared him from similar misfortune.
Broader Implications
The press conference offered a revealing glimpse into how Hong Kong’s entertainment figures navigate the constant intersection of public interest and private life. Wong opted for transparency with clearly drawn boundaries, while Feng demonstrated how personal passions can provide both joy and tangible rewards outside the spotlight. Both artists remain focused on their professional trajectories, with Wong continuing her music career and Feng hinting at upcoming projects on the horizon.
