Taiwanese Actress Joey Wong Currently Operates A Moxibustion Wellness Clinic in Canada

Film star Joey Wong has established a wellness facility in Vancouver, Canada, focusing on moxibustion therapy, where she personally attends to clients, as reported by a staff member.

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Znews cites China Times, reporting that a staff member who commenced employment at Wong’s center in March initially believed that celebrities like Wong could be aloof or challenging to collaborate with. Nonetheless, her perspective shifted upon observing Wong's unpretentious demeanor. The actress is said to dress modestly, treat personnel kindly, and offer comments in a considerate, respectful way.

Wong reportedly commences her day prior to 6 a.m. and frequently works late into the night. During fire moxibustion therapy sessions, she insists on physically supervising the procedure and regularly consulting with customers to ascertain their comfort.

She customizes personalized treatment regimens and diligently addresses health-related inquiries. Proficient in Buddhist doctrines, Wong utilizes spiritual insights to advise clients, fostering a constructive mindset and enhanced mental well-being.

The staff member additionally uploaded a photograph featuring Wong, who was dressed casually with her hands clasped in a greeting gesture. Despite wearing a face mask, social media users lauded her luminous and poised demeanor.

At 58, Wong commenced her acting career at 17 and attained prominence with her performances in seminal films such "A Chinese Ghost Story," "Green Snake," "The Eagle Shooting Heroes," "The Reincarnation of Golden Lotus," and "God of Gamblers." In the 1980s, she emerged as one of Asia's premier stars, renowned for her ethereal beauty and referred to as the "jade girl" due to her pristine, delicate screen presence.

Wong was formerly in a prolonged romance with singer Chyi Chin, and the couple had intended to wed in Tibet. Nevertheless, they terminated the engagement once Wong learned that Chyi had a child from a prior relationship. The child subsequently initiated legal action against Chyi for unpaid support.

In the 1990s, Wong's "jade girl" persona was contested when her love relationship with married Hong Kong tycoon Peter Lam became public knowledge. As reported by Apple Daily, Lam allegedly presented Wong with a villa on Kotewall Road valued at HK$13 million (US$1.7 million). Their relationship concluded in 1996, allegedly after Lam initiated a romantic involvement with another actress. Subsequent to the split, Wong progressively withdrew from public attention and accepted fewer film parts. She moved to Canada in 2004.