Source: Oriental Daily
Translated by: aZnangel @ http://asianuniverse.net/forums/



Him Law gives out 'reassuring pills': Will be Responsible & Family Caring After Marriage

Yesterday Him Law and Jessica C. attended an event at Tai Po Mega Mall. Him and the other guests performed different forms of gymnastics. Him challenges himself on the pommel horse, parallel bars and does handstands.

Him expressed when he was young, he loved sports and physical activity. When asked if he liked fitness because he wants to impress girls? He said: "The fortune-teller said if I get tanner and bigger, then my career would go smoother. (Especially popular among the girls?) As an artist, its better to be bigger, but as a boyfriend and husband, it's best not to be like that. Must be able to look after the family and be responsible." Rumored girlfriend Tavia Yeung publicly expressed she wants the marriage proposal to be low-key? He agreed with her: "It's romantic with less people too. The traditional kneeling down with flowers and a ring is a must. It be enough with just two people. (Will you make it public?) If I'm getting married, definitely. It's a matter of responsibility."

Meanwhile, rumored girlfriend Tavia attended a BMX event with Joyce Cheng's hot model rumored boyfriend Jin. At the event, Jin lifted the bike up, so Tavia could model a bmx trick. When asked if she'll go biking with rumored boyfriend Him? She said: "No time. (Will you ask him to teach you?) I'll ask him about physical fitness first. If I want to keep fit, I'll ask him." Asked if she likes built men? Tavia embarrassingly said: "Most important is good health, no need to have muscles. (Did you watch Him's Tiger Cubs?) Nope. (Catch it online?) I should catch my own series Three Kingdoms RPG first and help boost up the ratings!" When speaking of a magazine disclosing in advance of Three Kingdom RPG's ending? Tavia expressed she's not worried that will affect the ratings. "I'm very pleased by the premiere week's ratings. Even if the magazine reported that there won't be a happy ending, but when audience actually watch, its another story."