Fortune teller for Yazhi on Hong Kong Island, you have a bad omen

Chapter 0136 – Hu Yinmeng’s face changed drastically, and she begged bitterly!!!

At that time, Hu Yinmeng’s face changed greatly, she did not expect that all the absurd things she did in the United States were calculated by Zhang Lingchen.

Her face was now pale, and she begged bitterly: “Little immortal, please don’t tell me about this!” ”

“If the people on this side of the treasure island knew, then I would no longer be an actor, and my mother would have driven me to death!”

Hu Yinmeng’s mother originally opposed Hu Yinmeng being an actor, and later agreed to her as an actor because Hu Yinmeng’s salary as an actor was not bad, which could meet her ~ luxury expenses.

Hu Yinmeng’s mother is a very controlling woman who likes to take over everything for her daughter, and in a way, her mother even treats her as “private property.”

“Look.”

What makes Hu Yinmeng most difficult to accept is that her mother Xuan Shifang’s financial control has reached a level that she cannot tolerate.

After Hu Yinmeng entered the interpretation circle, she accompanied her starring in “Cloud Deep Unknown”

, her acting career began to expand.

During this period, Hu Yinmeng made movies, TV, and advertisements, that is, appeared on stage, hosted programs, accepted interviews, and while busy, money also increased.

But all the money Hu Yinmeng earned was confiscated by her mother without exception, even though she was an adult at this time.

“After getting the money, Hyunshi Fang began to make various investments, buy and sell, along with”

Money Begets Money” programs have increased, and in just a few years they have earned money that they can’t spend in half their lives.

But what makes Hu Yinmeng feel depressed is that her living conditions have not improved in any way due to the increase in money.

No matter how much money she makes, she always has bean sprouts waiting for her every night when she comes home, and she still pulls a few sprouts because her mother is afraid of more waste.

In her autobiography “The Incredible of Life”, Hu Yinmeng talked about her mother’s “saving

“I wrote.”

“She was reluctant to use the new towels she bought, all folded in the drawer, occasionally took them out to admire a few times, and used the two old towels like rags: the cans in the chest of drawers were not thrown away for ten years, the remaining two bean sprouts were also considered dishes, and the residual lipstick was still dug out with a hairpin as a rouge wipe, and it was smeared for six or seven years.”

It’s hard to imagine that these are portrayals of the life of a superstar mother.

Xuan Shifang’s approach is obviously a bit abnormal, and the reason why she is so is mostly because she does not have much security in this world.

Shu Shifang’s extreme savings inevitably spread to Hu Yinmeng, and every time her daughter wanted to buy equipment, she always tried her best to stop it, and the result usually ended in a fierce dispute between mother and daughter.

Hu Yinmeng has worked hard to earn countless money, but the amount of pocket money she can dispose of every month has always been 20,000 Taiwan dollars (about 4,000 yuan), and later it barely rose to 40,000, which is obviously not enough for the daily expenses of a world-famous big star.

What’s more, Hu’s mother is still a very emotional woman, a mother who always goes to the right, and there must be a child on the left.

Slowly, Hu Yinmeng began to rebel against her mother, and she even tried to break away from her mother through gender relations after divorce.

But every time, Hu Yinmeng failed.

It wasn’t until she was 36 years old that Hu Yinmeng was allowed to buy a house not far from her mother that she really began to live her own life.

It was also at this time that she could earn millions in a play, and her pocket money rose from 20,000 to 40,000.

Hu Yinmeng has been rebelling against her mother all her life, her mother is conservative in men and women, but she is very open in the relationship between men and women…