Yi Nengjing rarely publicly praises her ex husband Yu Chengqing

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She admitted that she had tried many things but achieved nothing. It was rare for her to publicly praise her ex husband's achievements in music in front of the camera, hoping that her children would be more focused.

Yi Nengjing (data figure) < /p >

recently, according to Taiwan media reports, 52 year old artist Yi Nengjing participated in a talent show on the mainland, active in various types of Lu Zong, and received high attention for her words and deeds. She and her ex husband Yu Chengqing (Harlem) have an 18-year-old son, little Harry. In a TV interview on the 27th, she revealed her expectations for her son," you should be like your father, not like me... "

it is reported that in 1986, Yi Nengjing, who has just made her debut, met Yu Chengqing, who is 8 years older than herself. On February 14, 2000, they went to the United States to register for marriage. In 2009, Yi Nengjing chose to divorce and go out of the house. Not long after that, in 2014, Yi Nengjing fell in love with Qin Hao, then remarried Qin Hao, who is 10 years younger, and gave birth to her daughter Xiaomi, who plans to fade out of the entertainment industry and be mentally prepared to become a housewife. At this time, she received an invitation to the program and made a decision with the encouragement of her son Set challenges. She choked and said what her son recorded to herself at that time, "take your heart to our family and treat the world with your heart". She said excitedly, "my son is very difficult. He is sandwiched between two complete families. He is so sensible". She also mentioned that little Harry took the initiative to take care of his sister, so she especially thanked his son for giving himself courage

In addition, Yi Neng Jing also revealed that she was loose in controlling little Harry, but her ex husband was strict. Her son had good manners in family education and was very good at learning something, like Yu Chengqing. When her son was admitted to college, she said, "you should be like your father, not like me. Your mother tried everything, but achieved nothing, but if your father counted Chinese music and was the first to bring western music in, I'm sorry, there was only your father, there was no second person, in that era." She admitted that she had tried many things but achieved nothing. It was rare for her to publicly praise her ex husband's achievements in music in front of the camera, hoping that her children would be more focused