I arrived in Shanghi to continue the promotion of the new movie  "Romancing In Thin Air II"  and coincidentally it was also the Lantern Festival  (Chinese Valentine's Day).   Surprisingly,  Sammi and I received some huge glutinous rice balls  (Chinese usually eat glutinous rice balls on this day,  hoping for togetherness),  which made us laugh so hard.   Thanks to my fans for your thoughtfulness and good intentions.

While there,  Sammi and I also uncloaked the  "Flying Together"  (one of the Chinese blessings given to couples at weddings or on Valentine's Day,  meaning the couple would be like two love birds,  always flying side by side,  never alone)  ice sculpture.   I hope on the day of the Lantern Festival,  everyone will have someone with them and spend some quality time with your family,  friends and lover.

Today we also talked about the many instances of restraint in romantic love.   Simply speaking,  romantic love is not always sweet.   A lot of times there is bitterness and  "sourness"  (as in jealousy).   And you may not always see  "light at the end of the tunnel",  because it all depends on probability and a  "faithful linkage".   Yet it does not mean that we should just let fate take it's own course.   If we don't try our best to fight the battles,  then nothing is possible.   This is also a way of showing restraint.