Just some explosive braking news about Edison Chen sex scandal. Rumors said Edison took instructions by “someone” to take sex photos. Then “they” cn use those photos to threaten girls when necessary for negotiation power (like taking part in shows, movies, etc) that will benefit that party. The question is who is that “someone”?

Edison was suspected of arranging for the pictures to be distributed with his permission by a PC repair technician. And this may have justify his fear of being prosecuted by police in Hong Kong, and may be the reason he tried to cut a deal with police and prosecutors before returning to Hong Kong.

Actress Shu Qi attended the events held by Swarovski and gave a press statement to reveal plan on the defamation suit against the Hong Kong weekly magazine company over the Edison nude photos sex scandal.

The nude photos outflow from Edison Chen’s PC provided by the police contained high chances that Shu Qi was one of the female celebrities, reported by the media. One magazine seemed to publish Shu Qi photos. “My representative office is incurring heavy losses,” said Shu Qi beaming with anger. Shu Qi’s representative company plans to sue the magazine company shortly.

This time Shu Qi co-star with Andy Lau of the movie”PC927” about romantic love story denied the delay in the filming was due to sex photos scandal.If police find out for sure that Edison is directly responsible for leaking the naughty pictures to boost his career, he is sure to be in bigger trouble than first thought. But he might have a great future career in Hollywood as a result of the international publicity this scandal as generated.

Shu Qi

Shu Qi  (born April 16, 1976) is the stage name of a Taiwanese actress born Lin Li-Hui. Her stage name is occasionally romanized as Hsu Chi or Shu Kei (Cantonese). Her name is sometimes seen in the Western order as Qi Shu.

She starred in Derek Yee’s 1996 film, Viva Erotica, which was about the erotic film industry in Hong Kong, opposite the late Leslie Cheung and Karen Morris. At the Hong Kong Film Awards, she received the Best Supporting Actress award for the film. Since then, she has appeared in mainstream Hong Kong films such as Gorgeous (1998) opposite Jackie Chan, Stanley Kwan’s The Island Tales (1999) and Hou Hsiao-Hsien’s critically acclaimed Millennium Mambo (2000).

In 1999, Ang Lee approached Shu for the role of Jen in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Six weeks into filming, her manager, Manfred Wong, not foreseeing the film’s massive international success, pulled her out to do a soft drink commercial in Japan, and the part went instead to Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi.

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