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I’m so touched by Ling’s words 🥹🥹 🦮 : I feel that over this past year—these past two years—everything has happened so quickly. If it weren’t for the sincerity and the immense support you’ve given me… even though it feels like some things have been missed out, all of it stays in my heart. 🦮 : I think that without everyone’s support, I might… feel really tired. Yes, I would. But along the way, because there were people encouraging me, supporting me, staying by my side, it made me feel that—even when I don’t do well enough, or haven’t reached the standard I hope for—you all’s encouragement, the encouragement from my team, and from the fans, has all been my motivation to keep moving forward. 🦮 : All of you have helped me improve, helped me make life a little brighter, helped me step out of my comfort zone and be braver… All of this strength came from all of you. So, once again, thank you all. I hope you can write me more letters too—so that I can have more strength. 🦮 : Throughout this journey… I know some of you rush from home just to be here. It’s not easy, and I’m truly grateful. Yes, please always take good care of your health. 🦮: I’ll cherish every chance I get to meet you. Thank you, everyone. Ling was feeling a bit emotional 🥹 I will always support you, for as long as I could 🦮🪽 #LingOrmMacauMeetD2 #หลิงหลิงคอง #linglingkwong @linglingsirilak

Let's be completely real: you first MUST have official approval from the cultural authority before you can even think about applying for an artist's Work Permit. Since the local bureau explicitly confirmed there was ZERO filing for this event, the brand's logic completely falls apart. Furthermore, even if an artist holds a valid work permit, it absolutely *does not mean the event itself is legally approved.* The brand and their agency are just trying to gaslight and confuse people who don't know how cross-border paperwork actually works. You cannot have a 'document error' for a permit application that legally couldn't even be submitted in the first place! #LingOrm

First of all, let’s look at the facts. (P1) Based on the chat logs and what the manager communicated, Ling has NEVER used a Thai passport to request a work permit whenever she goes to China for work. She holds dual citizenship and carries both a Thai passport and a Hong Kong passport, she always uses her Home Return Permit whenever she travels to China for work. This is because, under Chinese law, her Hong Kong permanent residency grants her Chinese citizen status within the Mainland. Using the Home Return Permit allows her to work there legally without needing a foreign work permit. This is the only correct way that strictly follows China’s official policy. HOWEVER ❗️ (P2) This brand made a post on Weibo claiming that "the manager had promised other brands or projects that artist Ling would no longer use Thai passports (for unknown reasons)." This is completely ridiculous. The brand and the company they hired to handle this are straight-up using false translations and making up fake allegations against Ling to frame her. They are intentionally keeping defamatory comments from Ling’s haters under their posts, while systematically deleting rational comments from fans who are simply questioning their points and asking for concrete evidence of this alleged "couple appearance" event application. MOREOVER ‼️ (P3) When fans directly contacted the Dongyang Culture and Tourism Bureau, the official government authority explicitly stated that they have never received any information or applications regarding Thai artists coming to Dongyang for offline events recently. This exposes their entire lie. Did this brand, this agency, and this third-party company ever actually apply for the permit? And why on earth did they want to use Thai passport to apply for a Work Permit when it wasn't even needed, knowing that doing so would actually put her in serious danger? #LingOrm

In order to minimise complications, the contract in China is signed after the tax is deducted.