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Last night at 7pm, Ah Sa was dressed fashionably from head-to-toe and with her hair styled in an updo, wearing a tank top paired with leopard print shorts, and revealing both her navel and her legs to photograph the cover of her upcoming Cantonese album "Montage" in the streets of Central, Hong Kong. With a coat draped over her shoulders, wearing dark sunglasses and with large street lamps shining down, Ah Sa stood on the street corner constantly changing poses. At one point in the photoshoot, Ah Sa called out for a pause, stating to staff members that her stockings were sliding down. Then, not bothered by trivial things, she bent her knees and pulled up her stockings.

Since it just happened to be dinner time, it drew the attention of many pedestrians passing by who crowded in a circle and watched noisily. Fortunately, Ah Sa was unaffected and after tidying her outfit, she continued to comply with the photographer's requests, leaning against the wall and skillfully putting on a contemplative expression for the camera. Always with great acting skills, she fulfilled the photographer's requests very quickly and completed the photoshoot at the location.

That evening the temperature was blistering hot and with many lights shining on her, Ah Sa began dripping with sweat early on. When the photographer was satisfied and shouted 'stop', she quickly took off her coat and headed towards the company car. When she noticed a reporter taking photos, she even held up a "V" hand sign, leaving work in a great mood.

Source: Oriental Daily On.cc
Translated by: mutts @ AsianFanatics